Test 1 BT's Version A

Question 1

1. Metabolic reactions may be catalyzed by:

Answer 1

Only Protien Enzymes

Question 2

2. In the structure of nucleosome participate all mentioned histones, EXPECT:

Answer 2

H1

Question 3

3. Mucoviscidosis (CF) is inherited as:

Answer 3

Autosomal recessive trait

Question 4

4. There are some tissue containing permanent cells, examples of such cells may be:

Answer 4

Cells at the center of the lens of the adult eye

Question 5

5. Recognize indicated type of fundamental plant tissue

Answer 5

Parenchyma

Question 6

6. A secretory structure having branched ducts between the surface opening and the secreting portion is referred to as:

Answer 6

Compound tubular gland

Question 7

7. Multiple nuclei located at the periphery of a cell (or a myotube) are characteristic for:

Answer 7

Skeletal muscle tissue

Question 8

8. Living tissue produced internally by the phellogen, generally resembling cortical appearance is:

Answer 8

Phelloderm

Question 9

9. Pseudo-stratified epithelium occurs in:

Answer 9

Trachea

Question 10

10. Mucoviscidosis (CF) is caused by mutations in the gene coding:

Answer 10

Cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR)

Question 11

11. Recognize type of neuron:

Answer 11

1) Golgi I type
2) Golgi II type

Question 12

12. The complex food conducting tissue in vascular plants is/are:

Answer 12

Phloem

Question 13

13. The multiple epidermis covering the aerial roots of some tropical epiphytic orchiids and are called:

Answer 13

Velamen

Question 14

14. Closed vascular bundles are characteristic for:

Answer 14

Corn (Zea mays)

Question 15

15. Intercalated discs joining together ends of muscle cells are characteristic for:

Answer 15

Cardiac muscle

Question 16

16. Numerous collagenous bundles running in parallel are characteristic for:

Answer 16

Tendon

Question 17

17. Simple columnar epithelium occurs in/on

Answer 17

Alveoli of the prostate gland

Question 18

18. Recognize type of neuron:

Answer 18

• 1) Unipolar cell*
• 2) Spurious unipolar cell*
  3) Bi-polar Cell
  4) Multipolar Cell
  5) Pyramid Cell

6) Pear-shaped cell

_{*All italizized are on test, bolded is right answer*}

Question 19

19. Urinary passages are lined with

Answer 19

Transitional epithelium

Question 20

20. The mitochondrial and chloroplast genomes are found to be degenerate, cut-down corresponding:

Answer 20

Bacterial genomes

Question 21

21. The only kind of muscle tissue being under voluntary control is:

Answer 21

Skeletal muscle

Question 22

22. Indicate cells participating in the process of tissue renewal by pluripotent stem cells

Answer 22

Epidermal stem cells

Question 23

23. Indicate disease developing as a result of mutations in mitochondrial DNA:

Answer 23

Kearns- Sayre Syndrome

Question 24

24. As bipolar neurons may be classified cells listed below, EXCEPT

Answer 24

Neurons of the mesencephalic trigeminal nucleus

Question 25

25. Defects in peroxisomal functions and absense of peroxysomes may lead to:

Answer 25

The Zellweger syndrome, characterized by cranio facial abnormalities, hypotonia, hepatomegaly, polycystic kidneys, jaundice, and death in early infancy, is caused as a result of defects in peroxisomal functions and absense of peroxysomes of the liver and kidneys.

Question 26

26. The fibrous connective tissue surrounding fascicles within the muscle is:

Answer 26

Epimysium

Question 27

27. The outermost layer of connective tissue of a peripheral nerve, surrounding the entire nerve containing its supplying blood vessels and lymphatics is referred to as:

Answer 27

Epineurium

Question 28

28. Recognize type of neurons shown in the microphotograph:

Answer 28

Multipolar cells

Question 29

29. Compound tubular gland may be observed in:

Answer 29

Cervix of uterus

Question 30

30. Indicate cells participating in the process of tissue renewal by their simple duplication:

Answer 30

Liver cells