Quiz 4 Flashcards

1
Q

The agarobiose is a dimer of

A

Agar

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2
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In a mixture of the five proteins listed below, which protein molecule should elute FIRST in size-exclusion (gel-filtration chromatography)? [Mr= molecular weight]

A

LARGEST MOLECULE ELUTES FIRST

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3
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A sample of tissue from the heart of a mouse was presented to a research laboratory. In order for researchers to create a sample of single cardiac cells, they must do all of the following EXCEPT:
Agitation
Centrifugation
Use proteolytic enzymes such as Trypsin & Collagenase
Use agents to chelate Ca2+ and prevent cell-cell adhesion

A

Centrifugation

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4
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A cell suspension is used in experimentation, and is composed of cell types: A, B & C. The laboratory technician would like to extract the largest cell type from the suspension, what technique should he apply to the suspension?
Immuno-magnetic separation
Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorting
Centrifugation 
Gentle shaking of suspension
A

Centrifugation

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5
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A suspension was introduced to a Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorter. Tube A was composed of single nonfluorescent cells. What charged is assigned to these cells?
Negative
Positive
Zero
None of the above
A

Positive

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6
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What is adjusted in FACS to ensure that most droplets have no cells?
Concentration
pH
Both
Neither
A

Concentration

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7
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All of the following are true in regards to Primary Cultures EXCEPT?
Finite life span
Directly from a tissue or organism
Can develop into secondary cultures by repeatedly passaging a culture condition
Infinite life span

A

Infinite life span

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8
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Cell strains are derived from primary cultures and cell lines by which of the following?
Selection
Cloning
Both 
Neither
A

Both

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9
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Nonimmortalized cells eventually stop dividing and lose their ability to proliferate, this is known as
Proteolytic cleavage
Senescence
Cell straining
Suspension
A

Senescence

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10
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Which of the following is false in regards to the immortalization of cells?
Inhibiting active telomerase enzymes
Inactivate check point mechanisms of cell cycle
Activating oncogenes
Fusion w/ immortalized cell lines

A

inhibiting active telomerase enzymes

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11
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Hybridoma cell line for monoclonal antibodies production is prepared by
Activation oncogenes
Maintaining active telomerase
Fusion w/ immortal cell lines
Inactivate cell cycle check point mechanism

A

Fusion w/ immortal cell lines

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12
Q
All of the following apply to collagen coated 2D except?
Soluble gradient absent
Continuous layer of matrix
High stiffness
Soluble gradient present
A

Soluble gradient present

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13
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All of the following apply to collagen coated 3D except?
Soluble gradient present
Discrete matrix
Unconstrained spreading and migration in X-Y plane
Low stiffness

A

Unconstrained spreading and migration in X-Y plane

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14
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Cell fractionation would include which of the following techniques?
Osmotic shock
Freeze & thaw
Blast with inert gas
Ultracentrifugation
A

Ultracentrifugation

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15
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Solid, denser particles migrating outward toward the wall of the cylinder is referred to as
Centrifugation
Sedimentation
Flotation
Sieves
A

Sedimentation

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16
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Less dense particles migrating inward towards the axis until reaching the air-liquid interface is referred to as 
Centrifugation
Sedimentation
Flotation
Sieves
A

Flotation

17
Q
A homogenate is placed in a preparative centrifuge for 3 hours at 150,00 times gravity. Which of the following components would you expect to see in a pellet?
Ribosome 
Mitochondria
Microsome
Whole cell
A

Ribosome

18
Q

Component A has an S value of 2.8 and Component B has an S Value of 3.6. Which component has a higher rate of sedimentation?

A

Component B

19
Q

Why does hemoglobin sediment faster than tropomyosin?
Hemoglobin is larger than tropomyosin
Tropomyosin is larger than hemoglobin
Hemoglobin has a spherical shape verses rod-shaped tropomyosin
Tropomyosin has a negative charge

A

Hemoglobin has a spherical shape verses rod-shaped tropomyosin

20
Q
In Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer, which color light would indicate protein interaction and energy transfer?
Blue
Green
Red
Violet
A

Green