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  1. Vesicles that carry proteins from the ER to the Golgi are
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a. COPII-coated

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  1. Major molecule of vesicle fusion. Target membrane driven by interaction call vesicle & target
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a. SNARES

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  1. Lysosomes contain 60 enzymes that are degradable…if you have an enzyme deficiency, you have _________________, leading to hydrolysis of gluycosylceramide to glucose and ceramide (toxic)
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a. Gaucher’s disease

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  1. Actin exists in cells in two major forms: __________ and _______
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a. F-actin and G-actin (fibrous and globular)

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  1. Branching of actin filaments is initiated by
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a. Arp2/3

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  1. Actin filaments bound into bundles of parallel filaments by _________
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a. α-actin and fimbrin

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  1. In actin filament assembly, monomers added to barbed end and then removed from pointed end are in a process called ______________
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a. Treadmilling

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  1. Muscle contraction in A-band ________
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a. Stays the same width, I and H band shorten.

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  1. Myosin ______ is present in muscle sarcomeres.
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a. II

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  1. Microtubules are assembled from _____________
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a. Dimers of α and β tubulin

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  1. Which nucleotide triphosphate is hydrolyzed during a cycle of microtubule assembly & disassembly?
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a. GTP (nucleotide triphosphate)

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  1. Microtubules rapidly depolymerizing and growing is a process called ________________
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a. Dynamic instability

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  1. Major microtubule-organizing centers is _____________
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a. Centrosome

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  1. The role of centrosomes ______________
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a. Initiate microtubule growth

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  1. Microtubules overlap in the center of the mitotic spindle called the ___________ area
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a. Polar

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  1. What does cofilin do?
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a. Disassembly of actin filaments

17
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  1. Actin is cross-linked into parallel bundles and __________
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a. Contractile bundles

18
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  1. What is the basis of muscle contraction?
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a. Sliding filament mechanism of actin and myosin fibers passing over each other

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  1. Which is true of all kinesins and dyneins?
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a. They are microtubule-dependent motors

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  1. Extracellular gels form from GAGs (repeating units of disaccharides). Which is not a disaccharide?
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a. Fibronectin

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  1. Contractile rings of ________ and myosin II are assembled by membrane-bound myosin.
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a. Actin

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  1. Major cell surface receptors => attachment of cells to extracellular matrix are ________
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a. Integrins

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  1. Adherens junctions are linked to cytoplasmic __________________
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a. Actin filaments

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  1. Desmosome junctions are linked to cytoplasmic _______________
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a. Intermediate filaments

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a. Intermediate filaments

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a. Glycine, proline, and hydroxyproline

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  1. Specific recognition between cell types like leukocytes and endothelial cells are mediated by cell-surface glycoprotein ___________
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a. Selectins

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  1. Hemophilic interactions happen ___________ molecules of the same molecular class
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a. Among adhesion

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  1. Junctions that allow ions to diffuse freely are _______
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a. Gap junctions

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  1. Communication junctions in plants are ______________
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a. Plasmodesmata

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  1. Integrins are a type of
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a. Transmembrane protein

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  1. Cell-cell adhesions are mediated by 4 groups of adhesion molecules. Which of these is NOT an adhesion molecule?
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a. Collagen

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  1. Cell-cell signaling. The cell signaling is mediated by secreted molecules that include
    a. Endocrine signaling
    b. Paracrine signaling
    c. Autocrine signaling
    d. All of the above
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d. All of the above

33
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  1. Stimulation of T-lymphocytes lead to their own synthesis of growth factors. This is an example of
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a. Autocrine signaling

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  1. The term “paracrine signaling” means
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a. Signaling between cells located close to each other