Biosensors and Biochips MCQs : This section focuses on the "Biosensors and Biochips". These Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) should be practiced to improve the Biosensors and Biochips skills required for various interviews (campus interview, walk-in interview, company interview), placement, entrance exam and other competitive examinations.
Question 1
Hypoxanthine can be measured by
A. hypoxanthine sensor
B. amorphous silicon ISFET
C. urea sensor
D. alcohol sensor
Question 2
Microbiosensors are based on
A. ions effect
B. ionsensitive field effect transistor
C. piezoelectric effect
D. magnetic effect
Question 3
Single stranded circular RNA encapsidated with a larger RNA in a plant virus is
A. a virion
B. a viroid
C. a virusoid
D. none of these
Question 4
Gene banks conserve stocks of
A. seed only
B. vegetative material only
C. seed and vegetative material both
D. none of these
Question 5
Which of the following adaptations would it be desirable for a farmer to breed into a crop of wheat?
A. Early ripening
B. Resistance to disease
C. Resistance to pests
D. All of these
Question 6
Biochips are made up of
A. semi-conducting molecules inserted into the protein frame work
B. conducting molecules inserted into the protein frame work
C. non-conducting molecules inserted into the protein frame work
D. Any of these
Question 7
To qualify as a micro array the analytical device must be
A. ordered
B. microscopic
C. planer and specific
D. all of these
Question 8
Which of the following is correct about micro biosensors?
A. Implantation in human body and are suitable for in-vivo measurements
B. Can be integrated on one chip and are useful for measuring various substrates in a small amount of sample solution simultaneously
C. It is possible to develop disposable transducers for biosensors through mass production
D. All of the above
Question 9
When a gardener takes a cutting from a plant, indicating that he has made a
A. clone
B. mutation
C. new species
D. new variety
Question 10
A micro array is an ordered array of microscopic elements on a planer substrate that allows the specific binding of
A. gene or gene products
B. whole genome
C. both (a) and (b)
D. none of these
Question 11
The inosine and hypoxanthine can be determined simultaneously by using
A. inosine sensor
B. inosine and hypoxanthine sensor
C. amorphous silicon ISFET
D. urea sensor
Question 12
To qualify as a micro array the analytical device must be
A. ordered
B. microscopic
C. planer and specific
D. All of the above
Question 13
When farmers breed new plants they choose the pollen from one variety of plant and place it onto the stigma of another variety of plant. This type of plant breeding is known as
A. selective breeding
B. pollination
C. seed collection
D. cuttings
Question 14
What is the size (in kb) of the tobacco chloroplast genome?
A. 55 kilobase
B. 155 kilobase
C. 325 kilobase
D. 375 kilobase
Question 15
Which of the following adaptations would it be desirable for a farmer to breed into a crop of wheat?
A. Early ripening
B. Resistance to disease
C. Resistance to pests
D. All of the above
Question 16
A micro array is an ordered array of microscopic elements on a planer substrate that allows the specific binding of
A. gene or gene products
B. whole genome
C. Both A and B
D. None of the above
Question 17
Microarray analysis involves biological assays based on
A. gels
B. filters
C. purification columns
D. small glass chips
Question 18
Microarrays are also known as
A. biochips
B. DNA chips
C. gene chips
D. all of these
Question 19
Pollination is the process by which plants transfer male sex cells from one plant to another. How does the nucleus of the male cell reach the female cell?
A. It travels on the legs of bees and sticks to the egg cell
B. The pollen grain grows a pollen tube and the nucleus travels down the pollen tube to reach the egg cell
C. It blows in the wind
D. None of the above
Question 20
Which of the following technology is used for micro array manufacturing?
A. Photolithography
B. Ink jetting
C. Contact printing
D. All of these
Question 21
Which of the following technology is used for micro array manufacturing?
A. Photolithography
B. Ink jetting
C. Contact printing
D. All of the above
Question 22
An ordered array is any collection of analytical elements configured in
A. rows and columns
B. randomly
C. circle
D. None of the above
Question 23
Which of the following is correct about micro biosensors?
A. Implantation in human body and are suitable for in-vivo measurements
B. Can be integrated on one chip and are useful for measuring various substrates in a small amount of sample solution simultaneously
C. It is possible to develop disposable transducers for biosensors through mass production
D. All of these
Question 24
An ordered array is any collection of analytical elements configured in
A. rows and columns
B. randomly
C. circle
D. none of these
Question 25
Gene banks conserve stocks of
A. seed only
B. vegetative material only
C. seed and vegetative material both
D. None of the above
Question 26
Biochips are made up of
A. semi-conducting molecules inserted into the protein frame work
B. conducting molecules inserted into the protein frame work
C. non-conducting molecules inserted into the protein frame work
D. any of the above
Question 27
Single stranded circular RNA encapsidated with a larger RNA in a plant virus is
A. a virion
B. a viroid
C. a virusoid
D. None of the above
Question 28
Microarrays are also known as
A. biochips
B. DNA chips
C. gene chips
D. All of the above