HomeCSIR NET Life sciences Practice Test Animal System Physiology Practice Test | CSIR UGC NET JRF Life Sciences Exam 1.The only bone marrow cell that never appears in peripheral blood is myeloblast myelocyte lyphoblast megaloblast 2.Which one of the following functions is NOT served by the plasma proteins? blood clotting oxygen transport buffering capacity of blood hormone binding and transport 3.Which one of the following is NOT involved with the pacemaker potential of heart? h-channel f-channel long-lasting calcium channel Transient calcium channel 4.Different leads are used to record ECG of humans. Which one of the following is NOT unipolar leads? Augmented limb leads V1 and V2 leads Standard limb leads VR and VL leads 5.Athletes are usually trained at high altitudes because To increase the number of RBC To form modified haemoglobin To increase number of WBC To increase the amount of globulin proteins 6.The type I glomus cells present in the carotid bodies contain granules which release some substnces during hypoxia. which one of the following is released in hypoxia? GABA IL8 Dopamine Autosomes 7.There is small gao between two neuron at synapses. The purpose of gap is Unidirectional flow of information Slow down speed of propagation Reabsorption of neurotransmitter coupling of charge over membrane 8.Hawk's retina possesses a large number of rods melanocytes cones kuffer cells 9.Filtration slits are formed by podocytes lacis cells mesangial cells endothelial cells of capillary 10.Substrate for Renin, also called angiotensinogenase, is Renin Angiotensin I Angiotensis I Angiotensinogen Score = Correct answers: Tags: CSIR NET Life sciences Practice Test Facebook Twitter