AAMC Sample test Flashcards

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1
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How do you find the stereoisomers there are of a compound?

A

By counting the chirality centers and raising 2 to that number.

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2
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By definition a compound precipitates when the solubility constant Ksp is?

A

Lower than the compound
Compound>Ksp : precipitate

Compound

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3
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One function of the myelin sheat is to?

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Insulate the axon from its surroundings allowing depolarization to to be transmitted along the axon.

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4
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To calculate the current what do you need to do?

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Find V and R.
R is resistant per unit length and length.

V is potential

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5
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What is the concentration of Cl- ions in 0.1 M solution of calcium chloride.

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CaCl2 so Cl would be 0.2M

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In RP-HPLC, which compound will elute first?

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In RP-HPLC, the most polar compound will elute first.

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7
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In order to image the motion of a fetus what minimal information does the device require?

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It requires the speed of the sound, and the frequencies of the sound waves emitted and observed.

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8
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The principal quantum number refers to?

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The approximate radial size of an electron cloud.

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9
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Atomic orbitals

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Approximate shape of an electron cloud.

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10
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If a binding site recognize anionic substrates?

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The amino acid that directs it there has a positively charged side chain.

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Temperature and resistance are …related. And charge and Resistance are …related.

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Directly for T and R

Inversely for I and R

R and T are directly linearly related.

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12
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If the temperature is increased the charge is?

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DECREASED

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13
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What is one method to isolate polypeptides and proteins from aqueous extract?

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Through freeze and drying by using sublimation under reduced pressure will keep the mixture cold and maintain the protein in its native state.

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14
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The density of a human body according to archamides can be determine through which formula?

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Wair/(Wair-Ww)

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15
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The Doppler ultrasound technique has advantages in that?

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It allows the measuring of the blood flow as well. The Doppler effect refers to how a sound wave emitted or reflected by a moving object will change its frequency relative to the speed of the object.

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16
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Q= CTm

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Q=CTm

17
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In oxidative phosphorylation cytochrome c acts as a?

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1-electron carrier becuase cytochrome c is a hemeprotein that only cycles between ferrous a ferric state during OT, so only a single electron transfer are possible

18
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Which primers are most suitable for PCR?

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The ones that are rich in G and C contents and have G and C pairs at the 5 prime or 3 prime end of them.

19
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In which phase does nondisjunction occur?

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The failure of homologus chromosomes to separate happens during anaphase I. And the failure of sister chromosomes to separate during anaphase II of myosis.

20
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During ribosomal protein sysntehsis only .. amino acids are used?

A

L-amino acids

21
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Only … is in a loose conformation and readily accesible for transcription.

A

Only euchromatin is in a loose conformation and readily accesible for transcription. A gene that is always turned on and must be accesible to transcription factors is in euchromatin.

22
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Actin filaments are in?

A

Microfilaments

23
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Fatty acids contain a ?

A

Carboxylic acid head and hydrocarbon tail.

24
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Changing an amino acid from Alanine to proline will result in?

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Proline disrupts alpha helices, which is a main component of secondary structures.