Unit 2: Square Cap Flashcards

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1
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Which of the following components of cell membrane affects the selective permeability?

A

Phospholipids and Proteins

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2
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All the following are present in the biological membrane except

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polysaccharides

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3
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Which of the following molecules will rapidly diffuse through phospholipid part of cell membrane?

A

Water and CO2

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4
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What factors affect the simple diffusion of molecules in aqueous surroundings?T

A

Temp

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5
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Which of the following will affect the fluidity of a cell membrane?

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Sterols and Saturation levels of fatty acide side chains

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6
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Which of the following molecules will be able to cross a synthetic dialysis membrane with a pore size of 100 daltons (AMU) and not through biological membrane by simple diffusion?

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NaCl

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7
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When freshwater plant cells are placed in sea water the cells will

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get plasmolyzed with water from cytoplasm leaking out.

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8
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Which of the following affects all others in the cell communication process?

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Signal reception

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9
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Phosphorylation of a series of proteins (“phosphorylation cascade”) during signal transduction

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causes target proteins to change their shape and therefore their activity.

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10
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Which of the following molecules are the most essential for cell communication?

A

Proteins

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11
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Which of the following actions represents direct contact mechanism of cell signaling?

A

Gap junctions allowing small signal molecules to go through

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12
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Which of the following is/are the highly specific mechanism(s) of cell transport

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Active transport, Receptor mediated endocytosis, Facilitated diffusion

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13
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Ion channel proteins are always

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integral membrane proteins

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14
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Cellular respiration depends on the concentration of protons in the intermembrane space in the mitochondrion to make ATP. Which mechanisms provide the energy needed for concentrating protons in the intermembrane space

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Redox potential of electrons going through the electron transport chain

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15
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Which of the following cells can perform phagocytosis?

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White blood cells and Amoeba

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16
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Animal viruses infect specific host cells and do not cross host range. This is because viruses are recognized and allowed inside cells through

A

Receptor mediated endocytosis

17
Q

Most of the antibiotics are derived from

A

Fungi

18
Q

How does bacteria protect itself from viral infection

A

Restriction enzymes degrade the viral DNA once it enters the bacterial cell

19
Q

Plants can defend against grazers by producing

A

secondary metabolites

20
Q

Which of the following animal cells produce antibodies?

A

B cells

21
Q

Vaccines protect the animals by

A

Helping to produce antibodies that will mark virus for degradation

22
Q

The major differences in the function of rough ER compared to smooth ER is to

A

make proteins

23
Q

When the pH was increased from 5 to 7 in an in vitro experiment, these structures purified from animal cells stopped digesting their contents. What are these structures?

A

lysosomes

24
Q

Fresh water protists such as paramecium maintain homeostasis of its salt concentration by pumping water out of the cell. Which of the following structures would serve this purpose?

A

Contractile vacuole

25
Q

Which of the following pathway is the most probable pathway for secretory proteins that is glycosylated along the way?

A

Rough ER → vesicles → Golgi apparatus → plasma membrane

26
Q

What will happen if the segment of DNA coding for the target sequence is deleted from a gene encoding a protein located in lysosomes?

A

It will not reach the target site, lysosome.

27
Q

Which of the following is not a common feature of both chloroplast and mitochondrion?

A

Makes essential amino acids

28
Q

We need to consume essential amino acids in our diet because we do not have ______________ that make essential amino acids.

A

Plastids

29
Q

Which of the following action of cytoskeletal elements, a plant cell will not be able to do?

A

Cleavage furrow (pinching in middle of cell) formation during cell division

30
Q

Which of the following structures are important for providing energy (ATP) for the cytoplasmic functions in a plant?

A

mitochondrion

31
Q

How does the double membrane structure of mitochondrion help in its function to make ATP?

A

Maintaining conditions within and between the two membranes to allow ATP synthesis

32
Q

Both mitochondria and chloroplast are maternally inherited. Some plants develop resistance to atrazine herbicide through a mutation of a gene located in the chloroplast. If male plants without any such herbicide resistance are crossed with an atrazine resistant female plant, what will be the resistance level of offspring plants?

A

All offspring will be resistant.

33
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Which of the following is the correct sequence of plant cell structural layers, beginning with the cytoplasmic side and progressing outward? It may help to draw two adjacent plant cells and the cell walls to answer this question.

A

Plasma membrane, secondary wall, primary wall, middle lamella

34
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f you were to genetically engineer a papaya plant that will resist fungal disease, you would like to express high levels of the enzyme _____________ that will degrade the fungal cell wall.

A

chitinase

35
Q

What structures are similar to each other in the list given below?

A

Plasmadesmata and gap junctions

36
Q

What are the barriers for glucose to enter a bacterial cell from the medium?

A

capsule –> cell wall –> plasmamembrane

37
Q

Which of the following structures are important for maintaining water pressure and movement of water in a tall plant?

A

Cell wall

38
Q

The digestive tract lining contains epithelial (outer lining) cells that do not allow food particles to randomly go inside the body except through specific proteins on their cell membrane. Which of the following structure blocks random diffusion of food particles between epithelial cells?

A

Tight junctions