In erythroblastosis foetalis, the mother’s response to the….exposure is dangerous.
a) first
b) second
c) third
d) subsequent pregnancy after first
Explanation: because mother has already prepared antibodies against Rh factor
To prevent erythroblastosis foetalis, the mother may be injected with…….after delivering her first Rh-positive baby.
a) anti-Rh factor
b) anti-Rh antibodies
c) haemoglobin
d) all of these
An erythroblast is a type of……..which still retain a cell nucleus.
a) white blood cell
b) red blood cell
c) blood platelets
d) None of these
An erythroblast is the immediate precursor of normal……….
a) erythrocyte
b) lymphocyte
c) leukocyte
d) thrombocyte
Explanation: Erythrocytes also called Red blood cells (RBCs)
In Mendelian
experiments, the phenomenon of dominance is an interaction between the contrasting
alleles of………locus.
a) same
b) non-homologous
c) different
d) none of these
The interaction between the alleles of different gene pairs located on different loci of same or different chromosomes is called………
a) non-allelic interaction
b) inter-genic interaction
c) allelic-interaction
d) both a and b
