Q. Which state of the ‘Rabs’ is the active state?

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Q. t-SNAREs are present on the _____________________

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Q. Synaptobrevin is a ______________

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Q. Which of the following are the targets of bacterial toxins botulism and tetanus?

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Q. The main function of lysosomes is ____________

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Q. Where is the proton pump located in a lysosome?

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Q. Kupffer cells are located in the _________

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Q. Which of the following are phagocytic cells?

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Q. Destruction and replacement of cell’s own organelles is called ____________

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Q. In autophagy, the organelle’s to be ingested are covered by a ______________

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Q. When a cell is in nutrient deprived state, autophagy increases.

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Q. After the digestive process in an autophagolysosome is over, it is termed as _______________

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Q. Lipofuscin granules decrease in number as individual grows older.

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Q. In the ‘I-cell disease’, lysosomes are ___________

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Q. The enzyme N-acetylglucosamine phosphotransferase is responsible for ____________

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Q. Lysosomal storage disorders are caused due to ______________

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Q. Gaucher disease is caused due to deficiency of ______________

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Q. 90% of the volume of a plant cell is occupied by the vacuole.

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Q. In plant cells, by-products of the metabolic pathways are stored in _____________

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Q. Which of the following is a toxic by-product stored in the plant cell vacuole that is clinical importance?

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