Biopolymer Production by Microbes
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Q1. Microbes have the capability to produce Biopolymers:
A
with-in the cell (intracellular).
B
out-side the cell (extracellular).
C
Both with-in and out-side the cell.
D
None of the above is true
Q2. Poly-hydroxy butyrate (PHB) features:
A
accumulation with-in the cell
B
biodegradable nature
C
brittle nature
D
All of the above
Q3. Poly-hydroxy butyrate (PHB) by Wautersia eutropha:
A
is excreted by the microbes in the broth
B
is produced in the non growth associated culture metabolism of the cell only
C
is produced by either the growth as well as non growth associated culture metabolism of the cell
D
None of the above
Q4. Poly-hydroxy butyrate (PHB) by Azohydromonas australica:
A
is excreted by the microbes in the fermentation broth in growth phase of the culture metabolism
B
is excreted by the microbes in the fermentation broth in non-growth phase of the culture metabolism
C
is accumulated with-in the cell during the entire batch cultivation.
D
is accumulated with-in the cell during non growth associated culture metabolism of the microbes
Q5. PHB accumulation in Wautersia eutropha occurs:
A
when excess substrate and limiting nitrogen is available in the broth
B
when limiting nitrogen and excess substrate is available in the broth
C
all the time irrespective of substrate and nitrogen concentrations in the broth
D
only under excess substrate availability in the broth
Q6. PHB accumulation in Wautersia eutropha occurs:
A
under anaerobic conditions
B
under aerobic conditions
C
both under aerobic or anaerobic conditions
D
only under micro-aerobic conditions i.e. only under limiting oxygen availability conditions
Q7. PHB accumulation in Azohydromonas australica occurs:
A
under anaerobic conditions.
B
under aerobic conditions.
C
both under aerobic or anaerobic conditions
D
only under micro-aerobic conditions i.e. only under limiting oxygen availability conditions
Q8. Azohydromonas australica features better growth and biopolymer production on:
A
sucrose only
B
fructose only
C
either sucrose or fructose
D
glucose only
Q9. Wautersia eutropha features better growth and biopolymer production on:
A
sucrose only
B
fructose only
C
either sucrose or fructose
D
glucose only
Q10. The copolymers of PHB are prepared to:
A
improve the molecular weight of the polymer
B
to improve the processing of polymer
C
to incorporate desirable features (porousity, elasticity, strength etc) of the polymer
D
All of the above