Question for 01 September zoology

Q:-1 write down any 5 diseases caused by helminths in humans. Discuss one of them briefly.(15)

Q:-2 How dosage compensation occurs in drosophila and C elegans. Describe lyonn hypothesis in humans.(15)

Q:-3 how inversion is different from translocation give their significance and write down any 2 disease caused by them. (15)

Define Mutagenesis and mutagens. Describe various type of mutagens and their actions.(20)

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