• Mycology is the study of - Fungi  
• The study of the relationships of insects with humans, environment, and other organisms is entomology.  
• The branch of horticulture dealing with the production, storage, processing, and marketing of vegetables is - Olericulture  
•  Oneirology is the study of - Dreams  
•  Gerontology is related to the scientific study of - Older adults  
•  The study of cells is also known as - Cytology  
•  Cytology is related to the study of - Cells  
•  Cytology is the branch of biology  deals with the study of - Cells  
•  The scientific and objective study of animal behavior is called - Ethology  
•  Sericulture is related to the - Rearing of silkworms
•   The discipline  deals with the study of  the history of life on Earth as based on fossils -Paleontology 
•  Preservation of historical articles is done in the science of - Museology  
•  The study of fossils is known as - Palaeontology  
• The study of the physical form and external structure of plants is - Phytomorphology  
•  The study of classification of organisms is known as - Taxonomy  

 The study of fungi is also known as - Mycology 

• Cells with a well-organized nucleus with a nuclear membrane are named as - Eukaryotic cells
• Giant organisms contain - Billions of cells
• In mitosis, chromosomes divide in such a way that the daughter cells receive - An equal amount of genetic material
• The cytologist who explained the role of the Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) in protein processing and sorting is - George E. Palade
• The flattened membrane-bound sacs present in the Golgi apparatus are known as - Cisternae
• The cell organelles composed of ribosomal RNA and proteins are - Ribosomes
• The formation of the phragmoplast between the two daughter nuclei occurs during - Cytokinesis
• The division of the cytoplasm of a eukaryotic cell into two daughter cells is known as - Cytokinesis
• Antonie van Leeuwenhoek discovered single-celled life forms in - 1674
• The part of the cell that converts nutrients into energy is - Mitochondrion
• The type of cell that is long and branched is - Nerve cell
• The cell membrane is made of - Carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins
• The main glial cells in the PNS, also called neurilemma cells, are - Schwann cells
• Protein synthesis in cells occurs in - Ribosomes
• The organelle that can replicate itself is - Mitochondria
• The division of cytoplasm is known as - Cytokinesis
• Rudolf Ludwig Carl Virchow proposed "Omnis cellula-e-cellula" in - 1855
• Cells with nuclear material without a nuclear membrane are - Prokaryotic cells
• E. Gorter and F. Grendel concluded the lipid surface is bilayered in - 1925
• The biological stain used to color all cell nuclei red is - Safranin
• The amoeboid-shaped cell is - White blood cell
• The cell theory that describes the semi-fluid nature of lipids enabling lateral protein movement is - Fluid mosaic model
• The large double membrane-bound organelle containing genetic material is - Nucleus
• Mitochondria without an outer membrane are called - Mitoplasts
• The component uniquely found only in prokaryotes is - Mesosome
• The component found only in eukaryotic cells is - Nuclear membrane
• The unicellular organism that engulfs external material through the cell membrane is - Amoeba
• Microscopic cells with an amoeboid shape and a distinctive nuclear membrane are - White blood cells
• The organelle known as the powerhouse of the cell, responsible for ATP formation, discovered in 1857 is - Mitochondria
• Camillo Golgi shared the Nobel Prize in 1906 with - Santiago Ramon y Cajal
• Rudolf Virchow published "Cellular Pathology" in - 1855
• Cell division in salamander embryos was observed by - Walther Flemming in 1879
• Johann Evangelist Purkinje is known for - Coining the term protoplasm in 1839
• Glycogen, poly-β-hydroxybutyrate granules, sulfur granules, and gas vesicles are found in - Cytoplasm
• The tissue specialized to store fats is - Adipose
• The term 'cell' was coined by - Robert Hooke
• The first person to discover cells was - Robert Hooke
• Cells in the human body were discovered by - Robert Hooke

• The outermost covering of plant cells is called- Cell wall
• Accumulates during the initial stages of growth in plants- Pectin
• Found only in plant cells- Cell wall
• Leucoplast that stores oils and fats- Elaioplast
• The cell wall of a plant is composed of- Cellulose
• The orange color of carrot is due to- Carotene
• Non-green plants lack- Chlorophyll
• Primary Element contained in Chlorophyll- Magnesium
• Color of plants is green due to- Chlorophyll
• Ribosome is the site of- Protein synthesis
• Magnesium is a constituent metal of- Chlorophyll molecule
• Carotene gives fruits and vegetables - Orange color
• Plant cell wall is made up of- Cellulose
• The part that traps sunlight to make sugar in a plant cell- Chloroplast
• The nucleus of a cell is surrounded by- Cytoplasm