Exam 2 clicker questions Flashcards
What makes a biological membrane more fluid:
increasing the length of the fatty acids.
decreasing the saturation of the fatty acids.
decreasing the temp
decreasing the saturation of fatty acids
the plasma membrane is composed of a phospholipid bilayer and associated proteins. what else is commonly found in the plasma membrane of animal cells:
nucleic acids.
free amino acids.
glycerol.
cholesterol.
cholesterol
all proteins are free to move around laterally in the plasma membrane:
true or flase
false
which of the following would most easily diffuse through the plasma membrane:
Na ion.
Cl ion.
glucose.
cortisol.
cortisol
during osmosis water flows from a region of ____ solute conc to a region of ____ solute conc:
low; high.
high;low.
high;equal.
low;equal
low;high
how is the protein moving through the membrane:
diffusion.
facilitated diffusion.
passive transport.
active transport.
active transport
which of the following is an example of facilitated diffusion:
diffusion of a steriod.
diffusionwith a carrier proteins.
the sodium/potassium pump.
diffusion with a carrier protein
which way is the net movement of water when a cell is in a hypertonic enviroment:
into the cell.
out of the cell.
water cannot move thorugh the memebrane.
out of the cell
some prokaryotes have one of the following, which is never found in eukaryotes:
DNA.
Cell wall.
plasma membrane.
flagellum.
all of the above
all of the above
cells are small because:
they require a slow surface to volume ratio.
they require a high surface to volume ratio.
plasma membranes have a size limit.
they have a limited amount of dna
they require a high surface to volume ratio
photosynthetic bacteria undergo photosynthesis in:
flagella.
the golgi.
mitochondria.
chloroplasts.
folded sections of internal plasma membrane
folded sections of internal plasma membrane
protein synthesis:
can occur in the golgi.
is preformed by ribosomes.
can occur on the er
can occur in the nucleus
is preformed by ribosomes and can occur on the er
most proteins secreted from the cell require a signal sequence: true or false
true
what is atp specifically used for:
a substrate for protein synthesis.
a substrate for lipid synthesis.
a substarte for dna synthesis.
a substrate for rna synthesis
substrate for rna synthesis
which of the following is most likely to have similar uses in processes requiring energy to atp:
lysine.
phospholipids.
guanosine triphosphate
steriods
quanosine triphosphate