भारत में मलेरिया के 65% रोगियों के लिए निम्नलिखित में कौन परजीवी उत्तरदायी है?
Which parasite is responsible for about 65% of malaria cases in India?
Comprehensive collection of questions from General Science asked in recent state service examinations. Each question is verified with official answer keys and step-by-step bilingual solutions.
Which parasite is responsible for about 65% of malaria cases in India?
In humans, which organ is primarily affected by aflatoxin food poisoning?
Trisomy of chromosome number 21 in humans is responsible for-
Arthritis (gout) in the joints of the body is caused by the deposition of which of the following?
Deficiency of which element causes goitre?
The consumption of polished rice in human diet causes which of the following diseases?
Which of the following is not a genetic disease?
A person affected with phenylketonuria suffers from-
Which one of the following cannot be a reason for the fatal disease 'dropsy' in people eating food cooked in adulterated mustard oil (as occurred in India)?
'Athlete's Foot' disease is caused by:
Thalassemia is a hereditary disease that affects-
Hemophilia is a genetic disorder which results in-
Hemophilia is a genetic disease whose carrier is-
Which of the following is produced by the expression of a recessive gene on the sex chromosome?
Anthophobia is the fear of-
The widely publicized 'bubble baby disease' is so called because-
The organ affected by malaria is:
In countries where polished rice is the main staple food, people suffer from-
The complete genome sequencing of an organism was completed in 1996. That organism was-
Ergotism is caused by the consumption of-
A disease caused by a nematode (roundworm) is-
Which one of the following is not a zoonotic disease?
Which of the following diseases of milch animals are contagious/infectious? 1. Foot and mouth disease 2. Anthrax 3. Black quarter 4. Cowpox Select the correct answer using the code given below:
Food intoxication (botulism) is caused by the contamination of which species?
Which of the following is a broad-spectrum antibiotic?