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chapter 4

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Is the cell division that takes place in somatic cell

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Mitosis

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Cells include all the cells of the body except sex cells

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Somatic

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When a cell is dividing, the DNA is tightly coiled

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Chromosome

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The two phases of the cell cycle are interphase and

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Mitotic phase

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In cell division, one cell divides to produce two identical cells called

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Daughter cells

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Is a means by which cells release substances to the outside. This process requires the cell to expand energy in the form of . Typically the secretion is packaged into vesicle which fuse with the plasma membrane prior to release

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  • Exocytosis
  • ATP

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The is the "control center" of cellular activities in a cell

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Nucleus

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Which statements correctly describe the nuclear envelope?

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  • It controls the entry of substances into and out of the nucleus
  • It contains phospholipids
  • It is continuous with the ER
  • It is a double membrane

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Are protein- digesting organelles in the nucleus and cytosol of cells

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Proteasomes

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The primary structure for the processing and packaging of proteins for transport out of the cell is the

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Golgi apparatus

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Which statements characterize organells

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  • They are generally located within cells
  • They play roles in growth, repair, and cellular maintenance
  • Each type of organelle has a specific function

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Place the steps of transcription in order

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  1. DNA is unwound and RNA polymerase attaches to the promoter of the gene
  2. RNA polymerase forms a copy of the gene
  3. The RNA strand is released from the DNA strand

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Which are required for translation?

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  • mRNA
  • Ribosomes
  • Amino acids
  • tRNA

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Rapid digestion of a cell by its own lysosome is called

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Autolysis

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The organelle in which transcription takes place is the

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Nucleus

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All material that enter or leaves the cell must pass across the

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Plasma membrane

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Match the tonicity to its definition

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Isotonic- The cytosol and solution outside the cell have the same concentration of solutes.

Hypotonic- The solution outside the cell has a lower concentration of solutes then the cytosol.

Hypertonic- The solution outside the cell has a higher concentration of solutes then the cytosol.

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Which statements describe chromosome?

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  • They contain DNA and protein
  • They are more condensed then chromatin

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Ion movement though small proteins in the membrane is an example of

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Channel-mediated

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junctions are found between adjacent epithelial cells and prevent substances from leaking between them

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Tight

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One of the main factors that influences membrane permeability is

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Molecular size

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Forms of passive transport across cell membranes includes

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  • Diffusion
  • Osmosis

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During translation, the site is where the new amino acids join the ribosome, the site is where the new polypeptide is forming and the site is from where the tRNA exits

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  • Aminoacyl
  • Peptidyl
  • E

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A is required for osmosis to occur

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Selectively Permeable

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Is the tendency of molecules to move from area of high concentration to low concentration

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Diffision

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Match the stage of translation with the events that occur with it

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  • Initiation- mRNA binds to ribosome subunits and a tRNA carrying methionine
  • Elongation- Amino acids are added to form a protein
  • Termination- Ribosome subunits separate and the protein is released

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Cell membrane contains

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  • Cholesterol
  • Phospholipid bilayer
  • several different types of lipids

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Which of the following are classified as plasma membrane protein

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  • Receptor
  • Identity markers
  • Transport protein
  • Enzymes

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Types of cell membrane junction

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  • Desmosome
  • Tight junction
  • Gap junction

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A three nucleotide unit of mRNA is known as

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Codon

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Is a passive form of transport

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Simple diffusion

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Which are function of smooth ER

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  • Transport of lipids
  • Detoxification of alcohol
  • Synthesis of lipids
  • metabolism of carbohydrates

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Put the steps of translation into the proper order

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  1. Ribosome subunits bind the mRNA and a tRNA
  2. Protein synthesis begins with the amino acid methionine
  3. Anticodons and codon are paired; amino acids are joined
  4. A stop codon is read
  5. Ribosomal subunits separate releasing the protein

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Which statement characterizes metaphase

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  • Chromosome line up alone the equatorial plate of the cell
  • It directly follows prophase

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Old or worn out organelles in a cell are removed by what organelle

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Lysosome

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In passive transport processes, materials flow from a region of concentration of the material to a region of concentration of the same material

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  • high
  • low

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Match the nucleotide pairs of DNA

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  • Adenine- pair with Thymine
  • Guanine- pair with Cytosine
  • Cytosine- pair with Guanine
  • Thymine- pair with Adenine

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Desmosome membrane junctions are reinforced by

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Intermediate filaments

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Which statement characterize anaphase?

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  • It directly follows metaphase
  • Spindle fibers pull sister chromatids apart

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Proteins that assist the movement of a substance across the cell membrane are called

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Transmembrane proteins

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Cell membrane can regulate the transport of materials into and out of the cell. Thus, cell membranes are said to be

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Selectively permeable

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During transcription builds an RNA copy of a DNA gene

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RNA polymerase

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True or False: The steeper the concentration gradient of a solute, the lower the osmotic pressure

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False

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Match the events of mitosis with each phase

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  • Anaphase- centromeres, that hold sister chromatid pairs, separate
  • Metaphase- microtubules from mitotic spindle attach to centromeres
  • Prophase- nucleolus disappears
  • Telephase- chromosome arrive at poles

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Which statement characterize microvilli

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  • They function to increase the surface area of the plasma membrane
  • They are microscopic projections of the plasma membrane
  • They are smaller then cilia

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The process that occurs on ribosome by which a mRNA transcript is read and a new protein produced is called

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Translation

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Match the DNA structures

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  • Chromatin- finely filament mass of DNA and protein
  • Chromosome- become visible only when the cell is dividing
  • Nucleosome- DNA double helix wound around a cluster of histones

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The two major categories of membrane transport are transport that requires no energy expenditure and transport

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  • Passive
  • Active

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Flagellum means

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whip like

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Chromation is composed of

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  • DNA
  • Proteins

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The process in which a mRNA copy of a gene is read by ribosomes in the cytoplasm to produce a protein is called

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Translation

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The bulk of the plasma membrane consists of a

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Phospholipid

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Which organelles are the "powerhouse" of the cell because they perform aerobic respiration?

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Mitochondria

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In the cell cycle, division of the nucleus is called

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Mitosis

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Which statements characterize rough ER

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  • The amount of rough ER is greater in cells that produce a large amount of proteins for secretion
  • Ribosomes are attached to rough ER

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The Na+ K+ exchange pump is a special type of ion pump called an pump because it moves one type of ion into a cell its concentration gradient and another type of ion out of the cell its concentration gradient

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  • Exchange
  • against
  • against

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junctions allow small solute to travel between adjacent cells

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Gap

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Transport (shuttle) vesicles are produced within a cell by

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Rough ER

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Which of the following statements correctly describe enzymes

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  • They may be attached to the internal or external surface of a cell
  • They are catalyst
  • They are protein

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The primary cellular sites for the production of proteins are the

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Ribosome

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A type of steroid called is scattered with in the hydrophobic regions of the phospholipid bilayer, where it strengthens the membrane and stabilizes it at extreme temperature

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Cholesterol

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Which statements characterize prophase?

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  • The nuclear envelope disappears
  • Its is the first stage of mitosis
  • Chromation condenses into chromosome

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Internally, cilia and flagella contain cytoplasm and . They are enclosed by the plasma membrane

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Microtubule

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Select all that are found in the cell membrane

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  • Phospholipids
  • Cholesterol
  • Glygolipid

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The centrosome contains two that lie perpendicular to one another

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Centrioles

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The cis- face of the Golgi apparatus is also called the region

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Receiving

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Because of the structure of the phospholipid of bilayer, some water molecules slip through the phospholipid bilayer in limited amounts but large amounts of water must pass through

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Aquaporins

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Which statement characterize the S phase of interphase?

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  • DNA replicates during this phase
  • It directly follows the G1 phase

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The last part of interphase is the phase

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G2