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Question No. 444Interactive Test Mode
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Q444. In which organ of the human body, lymphocyte cells formed?

In which organ of the human body, lymphocyte cells formed?

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Correct Answer: Option (C) — peptide

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Insulin is a protein-based peptide hormone composed of two polypeptide chains (A and B chains) linked by disulfide bridges, produced by beta cells of the Islets of Langerhans in the pancreas.

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Question Specifications & Syllabus Mapping

Examination & YearUPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2004 (Q444)
Paper & Marking SchemeGS Paper I • 2 Marks (-0.66 Negative for incorrect response)
Syllabus Subject & TopicScience and Technology → Health & Medicine
Official Answer KeyOption (C) — peptide

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What is the official answer for UPSC Prelims 2004 GS Paper I Question 444 (Science and Technology)?

The official UPSC answer key for this 2004 Science and Technology (Health & Medicine) question is Option (C): "peptide". Correct attempts carry 2 Marks with -0.66 Negative penalty for wrong answers.

Which UPSC Prelims syllabus topic does this 2004 question belong to?

This question belongs to GS Paper I under the subject "Science and Technology" and micro-topic "Health & Medicine". You can explore all repeated questions from Health & Medicine in Acme AI's 3D Prelims PYQ Realm or practice 50 full-length and sectional tests in the APT Prelims Test Series.

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