Microbiology QUIZ Part VII– Topic BACTERIAL GENETICS | GPAT, Drug Inspector, DCO, Pharmacist, EXIT, NIPER

1. All of the following are non-sense codons except:

  • a.     UAG
  • b.    UGA
  • c.     UAA
  • d.    AAG
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D

2. The process of transfer of genetic information from DNA to RNA is known as:             

  • a.     Transformation
  • b.    Transduction
  • c.     Transcription
  • d.    Translation
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C

3. Which of the following properties may be plasmid mediated?

  • a.     Resistance to drugs
  • b.    Enterotoxin production
  • c.     Lactose fermentation
  • d.    All of the above
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D

4. Which of the following enzymes are required for lactose fermentation?

  • a.     Beta-galactosidase
  • b.    Galactoside permease
  • c.     Transacetylase
  • d.    All of the above
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D

5. During mutation, when a purine is replaced by pyrimidine and vice-versa, it is named:

  • a.     Transversion
  • b.    Transition
  • c.     Induced mutation
  • d.    None of the above
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A

6. During mutation, when one pyrimidine is replaced by another pyrimidine and one purine by another purine, it is named:

  • a.     Transversion
  • b.    Transition
  • c.     Induced mutation
  • d.    None of the above
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B

7. Transfer of genetic information through free or naked DNA is called:

  • a.     Transformation
  • b.    Transduction
  • c.     Conjugation
  • d.    Lysogenic conversion
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A

8. Transmission of a portion of DNA from one bacterium to another by a bacteriophage is known :

  • a.     Transformation
  • b.    Transduction
  • c.     Conjugation
  • d.    Lysogenic conversion
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B

9. The transfer of genetic material from one bacterium to another by mating or contact is called:

  • a.     Transformation
  • b.    Transduction
  • c.     Conjugation
  • d.    Lysogenic conversion
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C

10. F factor carrying some chromosomal DNA is named:

  • a.     F factor
  • b.    F prime factor
  • c.     Hfr
  • d.    Resistance  transfer factor
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B

11. Which of the following factors is responsible for transferable drug resistance in bacteria?

  • a.     Resistance transfer factor
  • b.    F factor
  • c.     Colicogenic factor
  • d.    All of the above
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A

12. Resistance transfer factor can be transferred from one bacterium to another by:      

  • a.     Transformation
  • b.    Transduction
  • c.     Conjugation
  • d.    None of the above
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C

13. Drug resistance in Mycobacterium tuberculosis is due to :

  • a.     Transformation
  • b.    Transduction
  • c.     Conjugation
  • d.    Mutation
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D

14. Penicillin resistance is Staphylococcus aureus may be acquired by:

  • a.     Transformation
  • b.    Transduction
  • c.     Conjugation
  • d.    Mutation
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B

15. The technique of identifying DNA fragments by DNA: DNA hybridization is called:

  • a.    Southern blotting
  • b.    Northern blotting
  • c.     Western blotting
  • d.    None of the above
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A

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Microbiology QUIZ -Part I - Historical Introduction | GPAT, Drug Inspector, DCO, Pharmacist, Pharmacist, EXIT, NIPER

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Which is the first human disease proved to be of viral origin?

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Who introduced vaccination method for prevention of small pox?

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Who proposed ‘side chain theory’ of antibody production?

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Who discovered Mycobacterium tuberculosis?

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Who introduced methods of obtaining bacteria in pure cultures using solid media?

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The term vaccine was coined by:

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Who introduced the techniques of sterilization?

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Who is known as the Father of Microbiology?

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Who is known as the ‘Father of Chemotherapy’?

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Microbiology QUIZ Part XII- Virus, Virus-Host Interaction & Bacteriophage

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Which of the following character/s is/are due to lysogenic conversion?

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In which of the following processes, bacteriophage may act as carrier of genes from one bacterium to another?

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The area of lysis on a bacterial growth caused by a phage is known as:

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Which of the following bacteria can be typed by using phages??

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Bacteriophage that parasitises a bacterium without lysing it, is known as :

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Which of the following drugs is/are active against HIV?

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Amantidine is used in the treatment of

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Acyclovir is used in the treatment of :

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Which of the following vaccines is killed vaccine?

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All of the following vaccines are live except

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Electron microscopy can be used for the laboratory diagnosis of:

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All of the following viruses may be transmitted through genital tract except

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All of the following viruses are transmitted by the respiratory route except

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Intracytoplasmic inclusion bodies are found in cells infected with:

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Which of the following routes of inoculating embryonated hen’s egg is/are used for cultivationof viruses?

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Which of the following is a diploid cell line?

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Which of the following is the continuous cell line used in diagnostic virology?

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Which of the following viruses is/are enveloped?

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Which of the following viruses is/are non-enveloped?

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Poxviruses show

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Enveloped viruses are susceptible to:

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Which of the following is the smallest virus?

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Which of the following is the largest virus?

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Which of the following characteristics are true for viruses?

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Microbiology

Microbiology QUIZ Part IV-STERILISATION AND DISINFECTION

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The process by which an article, surface or medium is made free of all microorganisms either in the vegetative spore form is known as:

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Chemical disinfectants which can be safely applied to living tissues to prevent infection are known as:

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Temperature and time period used in hot air oven is:

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Temperature and time period used in holder method of Pasteurization is

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Which of the following bacteria can survive in holder method of Pasteurization?

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Stream sterilization at 100  for 20 minutes on three successive days is known as

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Which of the following sterilization conditions are used in autoclave?

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Which bacterial spores are used as sterilization control in autoclave?

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Gamma radiations can be used for sterilization of:

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Glutaraldehyde is used for sterilization of

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The most widely used disinfectant for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infected material is

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Which of the following is used commercially for sterilization of disposable plastic items?

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Microbiology QUIZ -Part II – MICROSCOPY AND MORPHOLOGY OF BACTERIA

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Indian ink staining is used to demonstrate

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All of the following are spore forming bacteria except

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Which one of the following bacteria is cell wall deficient?

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A tuft of flagella present at one or both ends of bacterial cell, is known as

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Lipopolysaccharide is a major component of cell wall in

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Peptidoglycan layer of cell wall is thicker in

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Antiseptic and Disinfectant-Microbiology MCQ Quiz | GPAT Pharmacist DI NIPER

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Temperature & time used in holder method of Pasteurization is

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Temperature & time period used in hot air oven is

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Chemical disinfectants which can be safely applied to living tissue to prevent infection are known as

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The process by which on article medium or surface is made free of Microorganism/MO is known as

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Disposable syringes are sterilized by

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Antiseptic action of alcohol mainly due to

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Which of the following is a non-ionization radiation used in disinfectant/sterilization

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In Tyndallisation process user for sterilization of egg, serum media involves

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Flash method of Pasteurization

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Biological indicator used in moist heat sterilization method to check effectiveness of a given sterilization method

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Cold sterilization is also know as

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Physical Integrity test for disc membrane filter is checked by

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In HEPA filter, HEPA stands for ...

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Porosity of membrane filter medium in the process of sterilization by filtration

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In dry heat Sterilization holding temp & time

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. Sterilization of Non-aqueous thermostable can be carry out using

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Holding temperature & time in the moist heat sterilization (Autoclave)

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To sterile aqueous & surgical materials which one of the following method would be preferred

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Culture media use to carry out sterility test of parenteral & ophthalmic preparation

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Sterility test for sterile preparation are carried out by

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