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Biochemistry

Prepare for the CSIR NET Life Science exam with our comprehensive collection of free practice questions, meticulously crafted to emphasize fundamental concepts in Biochemistry.

These practice questions serve as an invaluable resource for aspiring candidates, providing a focused avenue for honing skills and deepening understanding in preparation for the Biochemistry section of the CSIR NET Life Science examination.

Through targeted exercises thoughtfully designed to reinforce key principles, our practice questions offer an effective means for candidates to enhance their proficiency and excel in this critical subject area.

Biochemistry Set 1

Biochemistry - Atoms, Molecules, and Bonds

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Given below are some physicochemical properties (column X) and their manifestations (column Y).
.                    X                                               Y
A. Pauling electronegativity           (i) Charge separation
B. Isolated It-orbital                       (ii) Solvation of atoms
C. Aromaticity                                (iii) Restricted rotation
D. Dielectric constant                     (iv) Planarity of molecules

1. Which one of the following is the most appropriate match?

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2. Arrange them according to decreasing order of strength

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3. How many naturally occurring elements are there in the periodic table?

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4. What is the chemical formula for water?

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5. Covalent bond formation between two atoms takes place by

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6. What type of bond is formed when atoms share electrons?

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7. The solubility of NaCl is greater in water than ethanol. What physical property of the solvernt governs this difference?

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8. What would be approx. energy released on breaking H-H covalent bond?

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9. The interaction energy between atom A and B is 400 kJ/mol-1. The type of interaction between them is

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10. What is the smallest unit of an element that still retains its chemical properties?

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From the following statements,
A. Hydrogen, Deuterium and Tritium differ in the number of protons
B. Hydrogen, Deuterium and Tritium differ in the number of neutrons
C. Both Deuterium and Tritium are radioactive and decay to Hydrogen and Deuterium, respectively.
D. Tritium is radioactive and decays to Helium
E. Carbon-14 decays to Nitrogen-14
F. Carbon-14 decays to Carbon-13
Pick the combination with ALL correct statements

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12. Which of the following molecules is considered the building block of proteins?

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13. In crystalline NaCl, how many Chloride ions surround each sodium ion?

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14. Which type of bond is responsible for the unique properties of water, such as surface tension and high specific heat?

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15. Which of the following elements is NOT a primary component of organic molecules?

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16. Which of the following pair represents isotones?

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17. How many electrons can the first energy level (or shell) of an atom hold?

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18. Which of the following bonds will be most difficult to break?

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19. Half-life of radioactive material does not depend upon

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20. Which molecule serves as the universal energy carrier in biological systems?

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21. How many hydrogen atoms are present in a molecule of methane (CH4)?

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22. When a radioactive phosphorus is incorporated into DNA strand, the phosphodiester bond generally break after a short while because-

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Biochemistry Set 2

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Biochemistry Set 4

Biochemistry - Biophysical Chemistry

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Biochemistry Set 5

Biochemistry - Bioenergetics

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Biochemistry Set 6

Biochemistry - Catalysis

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Biochemistry Set 7

Biochemistry - Proteins Conformation

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Biochemistry Set 8

Biochemistry - Nucleic Acids Conformation

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Biochemistry Set 9

Biochemistry - Proteins and Nucleic Acids Stability

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Biochemistry Set 10

Biochemistry - Metabolism

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Biochemistry Set 11

Biochemistry - Oxidative Phosphorylation

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Cell biology

Prepare for the CSIR NET Life Science exam with our comprehensive collection of free practice questions, meticulously crafted to emphasize fundamental concepts in Cell Biology.

These practice questions serve as an invaluable resource for aspiring candidates, providing a focused avenue for honing skills and deepening understanding in preparation for the Cell Biology section of the CSIR NET Life Science examination.

Through targeted exercises thoughtfully designed to reinforce key principles, our practice questions offer an effective means for candidates to enhance their proficiency and excel in this critical subject area.

Cell Biology Set 1
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Cell Biology Set 3
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Cell Biology Set 5
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