PCAT BIOLOGY 2 Flashcards

1
Q

_________ are tiny particles made up only of protein.Some are associated with Mad Cow Disease.

A

Prions

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2
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_____ fats have C-C double covalent bonds as well as less than the maximum amount of hydrogen bonds

A

Polyunsaturated

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3
Q

Yellow fever and malaria are transmitted by________

A

mosquitoes

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4
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Differentiation

A

When a cell goes from general to specialized

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5
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The primary function of semicircular canals of the ear is ________

A

balance

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6
Q

Stem cells are considered valuable because___________

A

they can develop into any tissue or cell type in the body

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7
Q

Which of the following primary germ layers develops into muscle?

A

Mesoderms

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8
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The major function of bacteria in an ecosystem is________

A

Decomposers

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9
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____________ a bacterium associated with diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

A

Salmonella

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10
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The system in the body that secretes a fluid that effects a target organ is_______

A

endocrine system

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11
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What is the term for a mis-shaped cornea?

A

astigmatism

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12
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In the dark reactions of photosynthesis, ________ is fixed

A

carbon dixoxide

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13
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In which of these phases of the growth curve would you see the most growth by bacteria?

A

Log

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14
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________ are formed by or during translation

A

Protein ( polypeptides)

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15
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_________ maintains the shape of the cell and may be involved with locomotion

A

Cytoskeleton

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16
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_______ has the same function as root hairs

A

mycorrhizae

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17
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The sphincter between the duodenum and the stomachis_________

A

Pyloric

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18
Q

A,B, and 0 are different ________

A

alleles on chromosome 9

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19
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______ eat or digest food externally while they grow onit

A

fungi

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20
Q

How can Tay-Sachs disease be treated?

A

Gene therapy, inserting a good copy of the gene

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21
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White blood cells are produced by________

A

bone marrow

22
Q

__________ regulates blood pressure

A

aldosterone

23
Q

Striated muscle

A

skeletal and cardiac

24
Q

A_____- infection is most likely to lead to transformation( viral infection)

A

persistent

25
During mitosis chromosomes are joined by ________
Centromere
26
The effect of cocaine on nerve cells is to________
block reabsorption of norepinephrine and other neurotransmitters at the synapse`
27
The reason that siblings share some traits but not others is _______-
independent assortment
28
Starting in the early 1900s, cases of Salmonella typhi declined in the US after introduction of chlorination of public water supplies which ________
disinfects water , killing pathogens
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The highest oxygen levels would be found in ________
Pulmonary vein
30
Menopause results in a decrease in _______ and _______
progesterone and estrogen
31
Gene movement with a chromosome occurs as a result of
transposons
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_______ can not be digested by humans
Cellulose
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The bacteria Clostridium is _______
Anaerobic
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________ catalyzes ATP to Adp
Hexokinase
35
Viruses use_________ to attach to host cells
proteins
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In embryology when a cell goes from general to specialized, it is called _________
differentation
37
A virus with single-stranded DNA that is used to produce DNA would be a
Retrovirus
38
A person missing their gut bacteria or microbiota would be deficient in which vitamins
B12, K, B1
39
What hormone is secreted by the posterior pituitary gland?
Oxytocin
40
DNA replication takes places in this phase?
S phase
41
Describe DNA from is loosest structure to its most tightly wound structure
DNA-NUCLEOSOME-30 NM FIBER- CHROMOSOME
42
________ break bone down so minerals can be reabsorbed from the bloodstream
Osteoblasts
43
The valve which regulates food flow from the ______ stomach to intestines is
Pyloric
44
In SDS electrophoresis smaller molecules move towards the _______electrode faster than the larger
Positive
45
Typically,certain plants that have bacteria living in their roots in a symbiotic relationship are found in _________
nutrient-poor soil
46
The base 'U' is part of ______ structure
RNA
47
DNA replication is semiconserative, meaning that_______
each strand is a template for new strand
48
Respiratory rate is controlled by_______
Levels of CO2 in the bloodstream
49
SSRI's treat _____, ______, and ______
Anxiety, depression,and personality disoders
50
_______ is a skeletal muscle protein
actin
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______ is a disease caused by consuming uncooked pork
Trichnella
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A drug that blocks protein synthesis in the target organism. There it ________
blocks ribosome function