Q1. What is the primary focus of biophysics?
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Q2. In biophysics, DNA stands for:
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Q3. What is the unit of force commonly used in biophysics?
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Q4. The term "diffusion" is best described as:
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Q5. A protein molecule like albumin can freely diffuse through a biological membrane:
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Q6. Which of the following is NOT an example of facilitated transport?
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Q7. Simple diffusion across a biological membrane requires:
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Q8. Which ions can easily pass through the biological membrane?
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Q10. Which process is fastest among these?
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Q11. Which process does NOT require a carrier molecule?
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Q12. According to Fickβs law, diffusion rate is:
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Q13. The pH of gastric juice of infants is approximately:
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Q15. Which radioactive isotope is used to determine thyroid function?
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Q16. The protein biosynthesis process can be studied using:
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Q17. What is the main function of the plasma membrane?
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Q18. The term βosmosisβ is:
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Q19. The term βelectrophoresisβ refers to:
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Q20. NMR spectroscopy is used to study:
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Q21. Which electron microscopy technique offers 3D surface imaging?
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Q22. Radioimmunoassay is used to measure:
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Q23. Which biological macromolecule is primarily studied in biophysics?
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Q24. Which law governs diffusion?
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Q25. Which property distinguishes living matter in biophysics?
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Q26. Which biophysical method measures atomic environment?
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Q27. Which type of microscopy is widely used to study biomolecules?
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Q28. Fluorescence spectroscopy studies:
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Q29. Which forces contribute significantly in protein folding?
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Q30. Biophysical modeling helps in:
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