IMMS ILA formative Flashcards

1
Q
a gene sequence is coded in....
A. single strand DNA
B. double strand DNA
C. mRNA
D. tRNA
E. double stranded RNA
A

B. double stranded RNA

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a promoter sequence is coded in...
A. single strand DNA
B. double strand DNA
C. mRNA
D. tRNA
E. double stranded RNA
A

A. single stranded DNA

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3
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specific amino acids bind to...
A. single strand DNA
B. double strand DNA
C. mRNA
D. tRNA
E. double stranded RNA
A

D. tRNA

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the transcriptome of a whole cell is composed of..
A. single strand DNA
B. double strand DNA
C. mRNA
D. tRNA
E. double stranded RNA
A

C. mRNA

transcriptome is all the mRNA present in a cell

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5
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alternative splicing of coding regions producing different products of a gene occurs in
A. single strand DNA
B. double strand DNA
C. mRNA
D. tRNA
E. double stranded RNA
A

c. mRNA

think intron and exons

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6
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A protein composed of two of more peptide chains held together by non-covalent cross links has this type of structure...
A. primary structure 
B. secondary structure 
C. Tertiary structure 
D. Quaternary structure 
E. None of the above
A

D. Quaternary structure

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in the cytoplasm, the structure that is created by covalent bonds...
A. primary structure 
B. secondary structure 
C. Tertiary structure 
D. Quaternary structure 
E. None of the above
A

A. primary structure

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8
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Alpha helixes and beta sheets are examples of protein...
A. primary structure 
B. secondary structure 
C. Tertiary structure 
D. Quaternary structure 
E. None of the above
A

B. secondary structure

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in hypoxia, the abnormal HbS
A. flips from levo- to dextro 
B. deforms
C. dimerises
D. Polymerises
E. Crystallises
A

D. Polymerises

HbS = sickle cell haemoglobin

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10
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The Hb structural change causes sickling by..
A. pulling on the cell membrane
b. changing the charge across the cell membrane
C. Binding to the cytoskeleton
D. Altering nuclear transcription
E. Dehydrating the cell by osmotic action

A

C. binding to the cytoskeleton

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the sickle cell initially block capillaries by..
A. Losing their streamlined shape and getting physically stuck
B. Entangling with the other sickle cells
C. Crystallising
D. activating platelets and thrombosis
E. activating endothelial cells and causing inflammation

A

E. activating endothelial cells and causing inflammation

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12
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Total body water is distributed into three compartments. How is the TBW distributed by volume? (assumed health 70Kg man)
A. intracellular 28L, interstitial 14L and intravascular 3L
B. intracellular 42L, interstitial 11L and intravascular 3L
C. intracellular 24L, interstitial 14L and intravacular 3L
D. intracellular 28L, interstitial 11L and intravascular 3L
E. intracellular 24L, interstitial 11L and intravascular 3L

A

D. intracellular 28L, interstitial 11L and intravascular 3L

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13
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what is the most prevalent cation intracellularly?

A

potassium

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