Teacher explains about the process of biofortification, in which he explains that, this method is useful in providing nutrition to large population. Akshay asked some question about this from his teacher.
(i) What is biofortification?
(ii) What types of nutritional enrichment can be possible through this?
(iii) What is Atlas 66?
(iv) What values are shown by Akshay as biology student?

Biofortification is a method of breeding crops with higher levels of vitamins and minerals or higher proteins and healthier fats in the view of improving public health.
(1) Give examples of biofortified food.
(2) How is this process useful in controlling night blindness in poor countries.

Viruses are principally composed of nucleoproteins. Virus is an obligate parasite. It is inert outside the host cell. An inert virus is called virion. It can be crystallised and stored indefinitely. A biosynthetic machinery is absent. There is no system to liberate energy. A virus does not grow. It does not divide or reproduce like typical organism. Instead it multiplies by independent formation of its parts using host machinery and then assembly of parts occurs to produce virus particles. A assembly of parts occurs to produce virus particles. A virus lacks irritability and motility. It requires a vector for transfer from one host to another. They are major for transfer from one host to another. They are major cause of disease in humans; some diseases of agriculturally important animals and plants are also known to be caused by viruses.
Read the passage and answer the following questions.
(i) Viruses cause damage to plants. Name two viral diseases of plant and their causative organisms.
(ii) Describe any method to obtain viral free plant for better yield.

Expand MOET. Explain the procedure of this  technology in cattle improvement.

Differentiate between inbreeding and out breeding in cattle. State on eadvantage and on edisadvantage for each one of them.