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NTA Errorless Biology Volume-2>Chapter 16 - Biotechnology and its Application>Critical Thinking>Q 5
Which of the following Bt crops is being grown in India by the farmers
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NTA Errorless Biology Volume-2>Chapter 16 - Biotechnology and its Application>Critical Thinking>Q 6
Which of the following represents the action of insulin
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NTA Errorless Biology Volume-2>Chapter 16 - Biotechnology and its Application>Critical Thinking>Q 7
Which of the following represents the action of insulin
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NTA Errorless Biology Volume-2>Chapter 16 - Biotechnology and its Application>Critical Thinking>Q 8
Which one of the following vectors is used to replace the defective gene in gene therapy? 
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NTA Errorless Biology Volume-2>Chapter 16 - Biotechnology and its Application>Critical Thinking>Q 9

Following is a diagrammatic representation of maturation of insulin. Select the correct set of the names labelled A, B, C and D

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NTA Errorless Biology Volume-2>Chapter 16 - Biotechnology and its Application>Critical Thinking>Q 10
Select the correct option for the given statements 'X', 'Y' and 'Z' Statement 'X' - A transgenic cow, Rosie, produced human protein-enriched milk, which was nutritionally more balanced product for human babies than natural cow milk Statement 'Y' Milk produced by transgenic cow, Rosie, contain 2.4 gm protein/litre Statement 'Z' - In the above mentioned milk in 'Y' statement, alpha lactalbumin is present
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NTA Errorless Biology Volume-2>Chapter 16 - Biotechnology and its Application>Critical Thinking>Q 11
The transgenic animals are generally produces for all of the following needs except
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NTA Errorless Biology Volume-2>Chapter 16 - Biotechnology and its Application>Critical Thinking>Q 12
Basic principle of developing transgenic plants and animals is to introduce the gene of interest into the nucleus to