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1 ANDHERI / BORIVALI / DADAR / CHEMBUR / THANE / NERUL / KHARGHAR / POWAI EDT Physics (2017 Aspirants) (SOLUTION) CENTERS: MUMBAI / DELHI / AKOLA / LUCKNOW / NAGPUR / NASHIK / PUNE / GOA / BOKARO / DUBAI # 1
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11 ANDHERI / BORIVALI / DADAR / CHEMBUR / THANE / NERUL / KHARGHAR / POWAI EDT Chemistry (2017 Aspirants) (SOLUTION) CENTERS: MUMBAI / DELHI / AKOLA / LUCKNOW / NAGPUR / NASHIK / PUNE / GOA / BOKARO / DUBAI # 1
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15 ANDHERI / BORIVALI / DADAR / CHEMBUR / THANE / NERUL / KHARGHAR / POWAI EDT Zoology (SOLUTION) 91. (1) 92. (2) Cholera is a WATER-BORNE DISEASE. It causes diarrhoea in which large amount of water loss from body occurs. So saline drip is advised 93. (3) Pg 147 Plasmodium enters the human body as sporozoites present in the saliva of female anopheles 94. (2) 95. (4) Pg 156 Retrovirus in their genome may have a proto-oncogene ie cancer causing gene in inactive form 96. (2) Pg 147 Sporozites are stored in salivary gland. 97. (2) Human is the primary host of filarial worm in which three stages occur. While its secondary host is mosquito in which two stages occur. 98. (2) Pg 147Sexual reproduction ie fusion of gametes takes place in mosquito which is a primary host for Plasmodium. 99. (4) Malaria is caused by Plasmodium while rest of the diseases is caused by Aedes (4) 101. (1) pg148bursting of RBC causes release of merozoites causing cycles of fever in human (1) 103. (4)Pg (3) Pneumonia is bacterial disease caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae and Haemophilus influenza 105. (4) Phosphate groups present in S. typhi determines bacterial toxicity 106. (4) 107. (1) Pg 153 Patient is expose to small amount of allergens to detect the type of allergens affecting him during allergy test (3) Eosinophils are affected during allergy and parasitic infections (3) Both have single host ie monogenetic 110. (4) Non-encysted forms of E. histolytica are easily destroyed in human stomach due to acidic ph. CENTERS: MUMBAI /DELHI/ AKOLA / KOLKATA / LUCKNOW/ NASHIK /GOA# 1
16 111. (1) 112. (3) Pg 159 to 160 Cocaine interferes with neurotransmitter dopamine (3) Pg (4) Pg 150, (1) Pg (4) Pg 147, 148, (3) Pg146S.typhi migrate to other organs through blood. DOTS is related to tuberculosis (2) Pg (2) Rest all forms of plasmodium causes Tertian fever (3) Microsporum causes Ring worm disease 121. (4) DPT vaccine is against Diphtheria,Pertusis, Tetanus diseases. Whooping cough is a symptom of Pertussis (2) Rat flea-xenopsyllacheopsis is a carrier in the disease bubonic plague 123. (2) 124. (2) Hepatitis B is a sexually transmitted disease. Faeco-oral route is the mode of transmission of Hepatitis E (2) Pig is an intermediate host of Taeniasolium 126. (4) 127. (1) Faeco-oral route is a mode of transmission of Polio disease 128. (1) 129. (3) Pg 157, 158 Interferons used as biological response modifier in cancer treatment destroystumour 130. (1) Earlier HIV was known as HTLV.Nowadays HTLV family of viruses is known to cause Adult T cell Leukaemia 131. (3) Pg 156HIV enters into T-lymphocytes, replicates and produces progeny viruses. The progeny viruses release in the blood and damages other helper T-lymphocytes. This is repeated leading to a progressive decrease in the number of T-lymphocytes in the body of the infected person (3) Pg 151 Antibody has two heavy chains(h)and two light chains(l) 133. (4) 134. (4) Pg 153 CENTERS: MUMBAI /DELHI/ AKOLA / KOLKATA / LUCKNOW/ NASHIK /GOA# 2
17 135. (1) pg 155.AIDS spread only through body fluids (1) Pg 162 Anabolic steroidsreduces fertility 137. (2) 138. (3) Pg (2) Innate immunity is a non-specific type of immunity.(pg 150) Antibody has two heavy and two light chains(pg 151) Memory cells helps in giving anamnestic reponse to antigen.(pg151) 140. (2) Pg 158 Opioid receptors are present in CNS and GIT. Heroin is obtained from acetylation of morphine and is obtained from latex of poppy plant (1) Serum globulins forms antibody (4) pg 154 Bone marrow and thymus is a site of differentiation of immature to mature lymphocytes (4) Pg (4) Contact inhibition is the natural process of arresting cell growth. When two or more cells come in contact with each other. It is a property of normal cells. Cancer cells divide in uncontrolled manner and do not show contact inhibition 145. (1) Pg 148Plasmodium exhibits two phases in its life cycle, asexual (in human) and sexual (in mosquito) phase. Mature form of Plasmodium zygote is called ookinete which is formed by the fusion of male and female gametocytes in the mosquito s stomach 146. (2) Pg 156 Due to attack of virus on helper T-lymphocytes, their number decrease and symptoms appear 147. (1) It is for prenatal diagnosis of chromosomal abnormalities (4) Pg (2) IgA protects body fluids (4) 151. (3) 152. (4) Pg 151 Sabin is a live oral vaccine.salk is a killed injectable vaccine (4) They themselves donot secrete antibody. They mature in thymus they are principal cells and more in no as compared to B lymphocyte 154. (4) T-Lymphocytes are responsible for rejection of grafts so immunosuppressants are advised in all cases Interferonsdonot play any role in graft rejection (1) Pg (2) Reverse transcription is a process by which RNA forms DNA. CENTERS: MUMBAI /DELHI/ AKOLA / KOLKATA / LUCKNOW/ NASHIK /GOA# 3
18 157. (2) Pg (1) Lactationalamenorrhoea is effective maximum upto 6 months following parturition (4) 160. (4) Gonorrhoea is a diplococcus bacteria 161. (4) 162. (4) 163. (4) Pg (2) 165. (3) Pg (3) 167. (1) 168. (1) Pg (1) Thymus gland regresses with age and so the immunity decreases (2) pg 60Nirodh a popular brand of condom for male can prevent conception (3) pg (1) Pg 61 Fig 4.4(2) 173. (4) Pg (3) Natural methods are old methods 175. (1) Pg (3) Pg (3) Pg 64Lippes loop is a non medicatediud.rest all are copper releasing (4) A,B,C are barrier methods D chemical method 179. (2) Pg (1) Pills have to be taken daily for 21 days starting preferably within first five days of menstrual cycle. CENTERS: MUMBAI /DELHI/ AKOLA / KOLKATA / LUCKNOW/ NASHIK /GOA# 4
MOCK TEST - 2 -(NEET 2018 Aspirants) - Solutions
ANDHERI / BORIVALI / DADAR / CHEMBUR / THANE / NERUL / KHARGHAR / POWAI MOCK TEST - 2 -(NEET 2018 Aspirants) - Solutions CENTERS: MUMBAI / DELHI / AKOLA / LUCKNOW / NAGPUR / NASHIK / PUNE / GOA / BOKARO
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