Cell Bio Final_ Exam 1 _2019 Flashcards

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  1. Which of the following is a tenet of the Cell Theory?
    1) All organisms are composed of one or more cells
    2) The Cell is the structural unit of life.
    3) Cells can arise only by division from a preexisiting cell
    4) Cells divide only by fission
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C: 1 + 2 + 3

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  1. Which of the following description of embryonic stem cells is wrong_____?
    A. They are undifferentiated cells
    B. They are capable of self-renewal
    C. They are capable of giving rise to other kind of cells
    D. They can differentiate into only two or several mature cell types in the body
    E. They can be used for the cell replacement therapy
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D: They differentiate into only two or several mature cell types in the body

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3.	The process by which a relatively unspecialized cell becomes highly specialized is called \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. 
A.	Differentiation
B.	Determination
C.	Degeneracy
D.	Denaturation
E.	Renaturation
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A: Differentiation

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  1. Which property of the plasma membrane enables H20 to pass through it freely but glucose cannot?
    A. Provide the cell extensive Scaffold for biochemical activities
    B. Possess machinery for physically transporting substances across the membrane
    C. Providing a selectively permeable barrier
    D. Membranes mediate recognition and interaction between adjacent cells
    E. None of the above
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C: Providing a selectively permeable barrier

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  1. What are the determinants of diffusion rate for a nonelectrolyte during simple diffusion procedure _______?
    1) A concentration gradient
    2) Permeability
    3) Polarity of the nonelectrolyte molecule
    4) Size of the nonelectrolyte molecule
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E: 3 +4

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6.	An artificially-prepared aspherical vesicle composed of a lipid bilayer is referred as: 
A.	Lipid raft
B.	Liposome
C.	Lipid vesicle
D.	Lipid vacuole
E.	None of the above
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B: Liposome

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7.	An important mechanism of transportation by transporter proteins is through \_\_\_\_\_\_. 
A.	Conformational change
B.	Concentration gradient
C.	Specific binding
D.	Consumption of energy
E.	Secondary active transport
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A: Conformational change

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8.	A channel that opens in response to charge gradient is called a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
A.	Voltage-gated channel
B.	Charge-gated channel
C.	Ligand- gated channel
D.	Positive- gated channel 
E.	Electric- gated channel
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A: Voltage-gated channel

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  1. Lipid composition differs among different types of cellular membranes. This difference can be due to ______.
    1) Types of lipids
    2) Nature of the head groups
    3) Particular species of fatty acyl chains
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D: 1 + 2 + 3

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10.	In the Na+/ glucose cotransporter, \_\_\_\_\_ moving down its gradient drives the transport of  \_\_\_\_ against its gradient. 
A.	Na + ions, K + ions
B.	Na + ion, glucose
C.	Glucose, Na+ ions
D.	Glucose, K+ ions
E.	K+ ions, glucose
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B: Na + ion, glucose

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11.	Which of the following ECM components provide to compression forces for cells ?
A.	Collagen 
B.	Proteoglycan
C.	Fibronectin
D.	Fibrinogen
E.	Glycocalyx
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B: Proteoglycan

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12.	The NaCl concentration inside an animal cell is about 0.7%. When you put this cell into a beaker with 5 % NaCl solution, what will happen to the cell?
A.	Swollen
B.	Turgor pressure increases
C.	Shrink
D.	Plasmolysis
E.	No charge
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C: Shrink

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13.	What substance joins proteoglycans together into gigantic complexes called proteoglycan aggregates? These complexes can occupy very large volumes. 
A.	Hyaluronidase
B.	Hyaluronic acid
C.	Proteoglycase
D.	Fibronectin
E.	Laminin
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B: Hyaluronic acid

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14.	For some cell types, there is a protecting cover outside of the plasma membrane formed by carbohydrate chains of glycoproteins and glycolipids projecting out of the plasma membrane, what is the name for this protecting cover? 
A.	Glycoprotein
B.	Glycocalyx
C.	Proteoglycan
D.	Basement membrane
E.	Extracellular matrix
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B: Glycocalyx

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15.	All of the following proteins are components for extracellular matrix, except for \_\_\_\_\_\_.
A.	Collagen
B.	Proteoglycan 
C.	Fibronectin
D.	Selectin
E.	Laminin
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D: Selectin

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  1. Which of the following description about collagen is NOT correct?
    A. Present only in ECM
    B. Highly resistant to tensile strength
    C. Type IV collage is fibrillar
    D. The single most abundant protein in human body
    E. Produced primarily by fibroblasts
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C: Type IV collagen is fibrillar

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  1. What directly or indirectly determines the transition temperature?
    A. The ability of lipid molecules to be packed together
    B. Whether the fatty acid chains of the lipids are saturated or unsaturated
    C. The extent to which the fatty acid chains of the lipids contain double bonds
    D. The length of the fatty acids chains
    E. All of these are correct
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E: All of these are correct

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18.	What word below characterizes the amino acids that are found in the α- helical segment that spans a membrane? 
A.	Exclusively circular 
B.	Pre-dominantly hydrophilic 
C.	Predominantly hydrophobic
D.	Predominantly antiparallel 
E.	Totally parallel
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C: Predominantly hydrophobic

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19.	What property of membranes allow interactions to take place within the membrane, including the assembly of membrane protein clusters at particular sites and the formation of specialized structures? 
A.	Hydrophobicity
B.	Hydrophilicity
C.	Membrane fluidity 
D.	Their amphipathic nature
E.	Their amphoteric nature
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C: Membrane fluidity

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  1. In what way can a given solute get through a membrane?
    1) The solute can pass through the bilayer
    2) The solute can pass though cholesterol
    3) The solute can pass through an aqueous channel
    4) The solute can pass through a pore
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E: 1, 3, and 4

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21.	The tightest attachment between a cell and its extracellular matrix is seen at the site where an epithelial cell is attached to the underlying basement membrane. The specialized adhesive structure found at such a site is called a(n) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
A.	Tight junction
B.	Spot desmosome
C.	Plasmodesmata
D.	Hemidesmosome
E.	Gap junction
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D: Hemidesmosome

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  1. Focal adhesions _______.
    A. May act as a type of sensory structure
    B. Collect information about the physical properties of the extracellular environment
    C. Collect information about the chemical properties of the extracellular environment
    D. Transmit information to the cell interior that may lead to changes in cell adhesion proliferation or survival
    E. All of these are correct
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E: All of these are correct

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  1. You disaggregate cells from two different developing organs and mix them together. Initially, they form a mixed clump. What happens next?
    A. The clump stabilizes
    B. The cells sort themselves out so that each cell adhered only to cells of the same type.
    C. The mixed clump persists.
    D. The clumped cells die
    E. The clump forms a mesenchyme
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B: The cells sort themselves out so that each cell adhered only to cells of the same type

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24.	While most IgSF members are involved in various aspects of immune function, some of them mediate \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ cell- cell adhesion.
A.	Calcium-dependent
B.	Calcium-independent
C.	Magnesium-dependent
D.	Manganese-dependent
E.	Iron-independent
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B: Calcium-independent

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  1. What determines the strength of adhesion between apposing cells held together by cadherins?
    A. The length of the cadherins connecting the cells
    B. The width of the cadherins connecting the cells
    C. The amount of tryptophan in the cadherins connecting the cells
    D. The number of cadherins in a cluster connecting the cells
    E. The number of tyrosine residues in the cadherins connecting the cells
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D: The number of cadherins in a cluster connecting the cells

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  1. From the apical surface to the basal surface of an epithelial cell, what is the order cell junctions observed in the junctional complex?
    A. Tight junction, adherent junction, desmosomes, gap junctions
    B. Tight junction, gap junction, adherent junctions, desmosomes
    C. Adherent junctions, tight junction, gap junctions, desmosomes
    D. Adherent junctions, gap junctions, tight junctions, desmosomes
    E. Gap junctions, desmosomes, adherent junctions, tight junction
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A: Tight junction, adherent junction, desmosomes, gap junctions

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27.	What kind of molecule does not pass through a gap junction?
A.	Ions
B.	cAMP
C.	inositol phosphates
D.	ribosomes
E.	cGMP
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D: Ribosomes

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  1. What advantage do the cristae confer on the mitochondria?
    A. They allow mitochondria to shrink
    B. They greatly increase the surface area for aerobic respiration machinery
    C. They confer resiliency on the cells
    D. They allow swelling of mitochondria
    E. They activate the matrix
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B: They greatly increase surface area for aerobic respiration machinery

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  1. How do mitochondria generate and store the energy used to produce most of the ATP made during aerobic respiration?
    A. By producing heat
    B. By generating a heat gradient
    C. By generating an ionic (electrochemical) gradient
    D. By generating a Cl- ion gradient
    E. By generating a Na+ ion gradient
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C: By generating an ionic (electrochemical) gradient

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30.	You are studying a transport molecule. It appears to bind temporarily to the molecule to be transported. During normal transport, no energy is expended. The addition of a particular molecule that closely resembles the normally transported molecule inhibits transport. An increase in the concentration of the normally transported molecule in the presence of a constant concentration of the inhibitor increases the rate of transport. What kind of transport is described?
A.	Simple diffusion
B.	Facilitated diffusion
C.	Primary active transportation
D.	Secondary active transportation
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B: Facilitated diffusion