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  2. What is known as cytological isolation?

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  3. How does chemical mediators act as physiological barriers?

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  4. Write the key features of organic farming.

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  7. How can we reduce water pollution?

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  8. What is regeneration? Explain its types.

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  9. Describe any three of the Viral STI and mention their symptoms.

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  10. Write the objectives of Human Genome project.

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  11. Compare and contrast bacillary dysentery and amoebic dysentery.

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  12. Explain Commensalism with an example.

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  13. Explain the role of cry-genes in genetically modified crops.

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  14. What are the possible risks of GMOs ?

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  15. What would Earth be like without the greenhouse effect?

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  17. Explain the role of oxytocin and relaxin in parturition and lactation.

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  19. Give an account of allosomal abnormalities in human beings.

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