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BT 504 Final term Current Fall 2020
M.C.Q
- First commercial biosensor was introduced in______________. 1987
- DNA probes are immobilized via electrostatic forces between a negatively charged phosphate group of DNA is called________. Adsorption
- The study involves the sizing of the object is called________________. Scaling
- An optical sensor measures the physical quantity of ______and then converts into electronic signals. Light
- __________is the addition of an impurity into a pure semiconductor. Doping
- Urease biosensor is used to determine human serum ________amount. Urea
- Which one of the following is used as a transducer? Enzyme
- Migration of birds is an important phenomenon in which _________ play a role. Magnetic forces
- Biological sound are emitted in human body is the example of__________. Acoustic Biosignals
- Piezoelectric sensor converts __________stress into an alternating electrical force. Pressure or mechanical
- Calorimetric sensors are mainly used for the detection of change in____________. Temperature
- Agarose is prepared by treatment with__________________. Oxiranes
- The Liebermann–Burchard or acetic anhydride test is used for the detection of______. Cholesterol
- A molecular weight of Troponin roughly is _____________ . 22.5 kDa
- The optimal pH of Horse Reddish peroxidase is____________. 6.0-6.5
- ______________ is an antigenic determinant, is the part of an antigen that is recognized by the immune system.
Epitope
- The pregnancy test kit, measures the pregnancy hormone human chorionic ________. Gonadotropin
- _________ is defined as the ratio of velocity of light in a vacuum. Refractive index
- A ________ is a fluorescent chemical compound that can re-emit light upon light excitation. Fluorophore
- ___________is a measure of the opposition to electrical flow. Impedance
- Impedance immuno biosensors biosensors are based on the determination of _______as a signal for the detection of Analyte. Resistance
- A variety of ____ materials is available and used for the fabrication of novel scaffolds. Natural and synthetic
- Green fluorescent protein (GFP) is a protein composed of ______ amino acid residues. 238
- Which one of the following is involve an intra cellular communication in bacteria? Quorum-Sensing
- A rough estimate shows that ___of the field crops are lost annually due to microbial plant pathogens. 20–30%
- The binding of DNA the complementary DNA or RNA sequence is called_______. Hybridization
- Aptamers bind to their target by determining the_________. Tertiary structure
- Capillary electrophoresis is a type of electrophoresis, in which a capillary is used _______are separated mainly on the basis of their charge. Biomolecules
- A photoresistor is a type of resistor whose resistance decreases when the intensity of light_____. Increases
- __________ is expected to work as a universal stabilizer of protein conformation. Trehalose
- _________ is like a test tube/flask of LOC where all the reactions take place. Reactor
- Inkjet printing requires a paper in a __________ polymer. Hydrophobic
- The color of Horse Reddish peroxidase is___________. Red
Subjective
Qno1: Write down the enzymes which catalyzed the hydrolytic breakdown of Cholesterol. 3 marks
Enzymes
- Cholesterol esterase (ChoE) or bile-salt activated lipase or sterol esterase catalyzes the hydrolytic cleavage of cholesterol.
- Cholesterol oxidase (CHOx), a FAD-dependent enzyme of the oxidoreductase family catalyzes the oxidation of cholesterol to cholestenone.
Qno2: Write down the geometric layout of optical platform. 2marks
There are several geometric layouts, including
DNA Dendrimers:
- Dendrimers are tree like super structure.
- Each DNA Dendrimer consists of several similar branched DNA units.
- DNA units connected to each other using DNA ligase.
- A dendrimer is typically symmetric around the core, and often adopts a spherical three - dimensional morphology
Qno4: Explain Aptamers. 2 marks
Aptamers: Aptamers are short, single-stranded DNA or RNA (ssDNA or ssRNA) molecules, as well as nonnatural bases, backbones, and small molecules. Aptamers bind to a specific target by proper fitting with their target molecule such as Proteins, Peptides, toxins, vitamins, Carbohydrates and live cells.
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