Exam 4 Flashcards

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1
Q

Which type of microtubule-kinetochore attachment describes the condition in which both sister chromatids are captured by microtubules from the same spindle pole/centrosome?

A

Amphitelic

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2
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Active Cdk4/6 complexed with cyclinD is indicative of which cell cycle transition?

A

G1 to S

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3
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Phosphorylation of GM130 during prophase leads to which event?

A

Fragmentation of the Golgi

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4
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Which of the following accurately describes the events associated with Anaphase A and B?

A

Anaphase A is when the chromosomes travel toward the poles; Anaphase B is when the poles move apart

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5
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Rigor mortis in a corpse is due to the muscle rigidity that occurs when myosin in skeletal muscle stays tightly bound to actin filaments and is unable to release. This is because myosin can not enter the low affinity state with actin, which is the ____

A

ATP-bound state

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6
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Microvilli contain crosslinked
__ and flagella contain crosslinked __

A

Actin filaments; microtubules

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7
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Intermediate filaments are anchored to intercellular junctions known as ____ and to protein networks that anchor cells to the extracellular matrix known as ___

A

Desomosomes; hemidesmosomes

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8
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Light chains serve as cargo adaptors for which of the motors?
1. Myosin
2. Kinesin
3. Dynein

A

2 and 3 only

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9
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If an acidic keratin (i.e. Class I keratin) is expressed in a cell, which other intermediate filament protein will be expressed?

A

basic keratin

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10
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In regards to the biochemical control of the cell cycle, ____ tends to activate forward progress of the cell cycle, while ____ prevents regression to a previous stage of the cycle

A

phosphorylation; ubiquitylation

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Which of the following is a characteristic of intermediate filaments that distinguishes them from both actin and microtubules?

-Intermediate filaments do not bind nucleotide
-Intermediate filaments do not have distinct polarity
-Intermediate filaments do not have any motor proteins that associate with them
-Two of the above
-All of the above

A

All of the above

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12
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____ causes the nuclear lamina to disassemble in ____

A

Phosphorylation of lamins by Cdk; prometaphase

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13
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In the DNA Damage Checkpoint pathway, which of the following is a transcription factor that induces the expression of a cohort of genes that halt cell cycle progression?

A

P53

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14
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Which of the following is true regarding tumor suppressors?
-They normally block cell cycle progression
-Individuals with mutations that block tumor suppressor function are at higher risk for cancer
-Rb and p16 |kna are examples
-Two of the above
-All of the above

A

All of the above

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15
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When retinoblastoma (R) is phosphorylated, E2F/DP1 acts as a transcriptional _____ and the cell ____ the restriction point

A

Activator; surpasses

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16
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Myosin and dynein share the same force-generating steps in their ATPase cycles. What is it?

A

Release of hydrolyzed phosphate

17
Q

Many hair products that straighten or curl hair alter the disulfide and amide bonds of which intermediate filament protein?

A

Keratin

18
Q

What would you expect to happen in a cell that has no Cdc25 activity?

A

The cell would be unable to enter M phase from G2

19
Q

Dynein moves toward the ___ end of a microtubule, while myosin moves toward the ___ end of an actin filament

A

Minus; barbed

20
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During interphase, the rate of microtubule catastrophe is about one per minute. But microtubules in the cell have a half life of about 10 minutes. What accounts for this?
-Microtubules depolymerize very slowly
-Microtubules continue to grow after catastrophe
-The rate of rescue is relatively high
-Two of the above
-All of the above

A

The rate of rescue is very high

21
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APC/CCdh1 is a(n) ____ that is most active during the ___ phase of the cell cycle.

A

E3 ubiquitin ligase; G1

22
Q

Which of the following is NOT involved in the positioning and assembly of the mitotic spindle?

A

Emi1

23
Q

Which of the following is the largest of the cytoskeletal motors?

A

Dyneins

24
Q

Why does Cyclin B accumulate in the nucleus in Prophase?

A

Its nuclear export signal gets phosphorylated

25
Q

Which of the following contributes to the activation of Cdk1-cyclinB at the G2/M transition?
-Phosphorylation of cyclin B by Polo kinase
-Phosphorylation of Cdc25 by Polo kinase
-Phosphorylation of Polo kinase by Cdk1-cyclinB
-Two of the above
-All of the above

A

All of the above

26
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Separase is a(n) ____ that when active leads to the degradation of ___

A

Protease; cohesin

27
Q

What is found at high concentration in centromeres and facilitates the nucleation of microtubules?

A

Gamma-tubulin ring complex

28
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The MRN complex is recruited to sites of ______ and helps to recruit ____

A

Double strand breaks; ATM

29
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Breakdown of the nuclear envelope is a key component of ____ and is caused by ____ activity

A

Prometaphase; kinase