The complete disintegration of the nuclear envelope marks the

  •       Ending of the second phase(stage) of mitosis

  •       Start of the second phase(stage) of mitosis

  •       Metaphase

  •      Both B and C

Condensation of chromosomes is completed and chromosomes are spread throughout cytoplasm, here we are talking about which phase of cell cycle?

  •       Prophase

  •       Interphase

  •       Metaphase

  •      Anaphase

The stage at which morphology of chromosomes is studied very easily would be

  •       Anaphase

  •       Telophase

  •       Metaphase

  •      Prophase

Kinetochores are not

  •       Formed by spindle Fibres

  •       Formed by asters

  •       Help in the attachment of chromosomes to the spindle Fibres

  •      Disc-shaped structure

All the chromosomes coming to lie at the equator with one chromatids of each chromosome connected by it's kinetochore to spindle Fibres from one pole and it's sister chromatids connected by it's kintetochore to spindle Fibres from the opposite poles.

This is a characteristic features of which of the following phases?

  •       Prophase

  •       Metaphase

  •       Anaphase

  •      Telophase

The plane of alignment of chromosomes at metaphase is referred to as

  •       Metaphase line

  •       Metaphase plate

  •       Metaphase area

  •      Metaphase shape

The two daughter chromatids start moving towards the two opposite poles, this is a characteristic feature of

  •  Prophase

  •  Metaphase

  •  Anaphase

  •  Telophase

The leading edge of chromosomes in the Anaphase stage is

  •      Centromere

  •       Two arms

  •       Only one arm

  •      Kinetochore

Splitting of centromere occurs in

  •       Anaphase

  •       Metaphase

  •       Telophase

  •      Prophase

The reformation of the nuclear envelope, nucleolus, Golgi complex, and ER occurs in

  •       Prophase

  •       Metaphase

  •       Anaphase

  •      Telophase

The end of which of the following mark's completion of Mitosis?

  • Cytokinesis

  • Karyokinesis

  • Interkinesis

  • Telophase

The furrow gradually deepens and ultimately joins in the centre dividing the cell cytoplasm into two. Here, the cell is

  • Animal cell

  • Plant cell

  • Both A and B

  • Only Root tip cells

The Cytokinesis of plant cell is not same as that of animal cell because of

  •       Inextensible cell wall

  •       Cell membrane differences

  •       Intermediate Filaments

  •      Nuclear envelope

The simple precursor of cell wall in plant cell is

  •       Cell plate

  •       Cell sap

  •       Cell membrane

  •       Cytosol

If Karyokinesis is not followed by Cytokinesis

  •       Multinucleated

  •       Syncytium

  •       Liquid endosperm in coconut

  •      All of these

Mitosis doesn't occur in

  •       Diploid cell

  •       Haploid cell of lower plants

  •       Haploid cell of social insect

  •      Haploid cell of animals

Mitosis results in

  •       Diploid daughter cells

  •       Cells of identical genetic complement

  •       Both A and B

  •      Haplo- Diploidy

Mitosis doesn't perform which of the following functions?

  •       Cell repair

  •       Growth of multicellular animals

  •       Restoration of nucleus to cytoplasmic ratio

  •      Continuation of cell growth

Which of the following cells are not constantly replaced?

  •       Blood cells

  •       Cells of inner lining of gut

  •       Brain cells

  •      The cells of the upper layer of Epidermis

Mitotic divisions which result in continuous growth of plants throughout their life

  •       In the meristematic tissue

  •       Apical and lateral cambium

  •       Both A and B

  •      Cells of maturation zone of root

The specialized kind of cell division that reduces the chromosome number by half results in the production of haploid phase in the life cycle is

  •       Meiosis

  •       Mitosis

  •       Amitosis

  •      Karyomitosis

Meiosis does not involve

  •       Meiosis 1

  •       Meiosis 2

  •       Two interphases

  •      Interkinesis

Meiosis has

  •       Only a single cycle of DNA replication

  •       Two cycles of DNA replication

  •       One cycle of DNA replication in interkinesis

  •      One cycle of DNA replication after interkinesis

Replication of DNA in S phase results in

  •       Production of identical sister chromatids

  •       Production of identical homologous chromosomes

  •       Production of non-sister chromatids

  •      Production of non-identical chromosomes

The event of recombination will occur in between

  •       All chromatids of homologous chromosomes

  •       Only non-sister chromatids of homologous chromosomes

  •       The complete homologous chromosomes

  •      All type of chromosomes

The division of Prophase in the five phases is done on the basis of

  •       Chromosomal behavior

  •       Chromosomal pattern

  •       Chromosomal movement

  •      Chromosome structure

Which of the following does not belong to Prophase I

  •       Leptotene

  •       Zygotene

  •       Diakinesis

  •      Interkinesis

Compaction of chromosomes occurs in

  •       Leptotene

  •       Zygotene

  •       Diplotene

  •      Metaphase

The stage at which chromosomes start pairing together is

  •       Pachytene

  •       Zygotene

  •       Leptotene

  •      Diplotene

The synaptonemal complex is visible under

  •  Light microwave

  •  Electron microscope

  •  Compound microscope

  •  Simple microscope

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