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201. In humans,Escherichia coli are involved in the formation of:



202. What is the contribution of hormone cholecystokinin?



203. Which of the following is not a component of bile?



204. Emulsification of large fat globules is facilitated by:



205. Which proteolytic enzyme is not secreted in inactive form?



206. Which one is not metabolic role of liver?



207. The example of Carnivorous plants is:



208. During breathing,air from pharynx enters to:



209. Smooth muscles are found in all mentioned below except :



210. The thoracic cavity separated from the abdominal region by :



211. The area between two lungs is called:



212. Next to pharynx is:



213. Oxygen released into atmosphere comes from:



214. The tidal volume of lungs at rest or during normal breath is:



215. Low partial pressure of oxygen in tissues favors-------- of oxyhaemoglobin:



216. About 70 % of the carbon dioxide is carried in blood as :



217. The average adult human has a lung capacity of approximately:



218. Blood containing CO2 is



219. Haemoglobin can absorb maximum oxygen at sea level, which is ------- ml /100ml of blood.



220. Most of the carbon dioxide in blood is transported as bicarbonate ions. Choose the event not taking place during gaseous exchange at tissue level:



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