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Cell Bio UMKC

Exam 4

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Which end of a microtubule is most likely to be found at the centrosome? A microtubule plus end B microtubule positive end C microtubule minus end D microtubule negative end C microtubule minus end
Which term best characterizes the motility of a two-headed motor such as kinesin or dynein? A running B walking C hopping D gliding B walking
Which of the following of dynactin helps dynein be a faster motor? dynactin can bind to both dynein & microtubules dynactin can bind 2 both microtubules & microfil dynactin can bind to dynein and intermediate filaments dynactin takes longer steps >dyn
What molecule is added onto the growing end a microfilament? A actin monomer bound to GTP B actin monomer bound to ATP C actin monomer bound to ADP D actin dimer bound to ATP E actin dimer bound to ADP A actin monomer bound to GTP
When Calcium ions are released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum, the ions bind directly to what molecule in order to stimulate muscle contraction? A Actin B Tropomyosin C Troponin D Myosin E Ras
Cytoplasm from an egg cell in interphase is injected into a second egg cell in M phase. What happens? it undergoes apoptosis it dies by necrosis it stays in M phase forever it immediately stops M phase & enters interphase it continues thru M phase n
What order do the following steps occur n the activation of cyclin dependent kinase (cdk)? 1 cdk starts positive feedback loop 2 cdk gets phosphorylated @ 2 locations 3 cdk binds to the correct cyclin 4 cdk has 1 of its phosphates removed by phosphat
A cell is not able to progress through the cell cycle. Which of the following molecules can be phosphorylated in order to allow the cell to advance through the cell cycle? A retinoblastoma protein (Rb) B p53 protein C G1 cyclin D ras E telomerase
What molecule is added to a cyclin to target that specific cyclin for degradation? A a phosphate B GTP C GDP D caspase E ubiquiti
What role does p21 have n the cell cycle if DNA damage occurs? p21 causes transcription of p53 p21 degrades S-phase cyclin p21 phosphorylates S-phase CDK 2 inactivate CDK p21 binds 2 S-phase CDK 2 inactivate the CDK p21 inactivates ras 2 slow cell cy
Which of the following molecules are cleaved specifically at the start of anaphase? A Anaphase promoting complex (APC) B S-phase CDK C Cohesins D Condensins E All of the molecules above are cleaved at the start of anaphase
What prevents anaphase from occurring until all the chromosomes are aligned at the metaphase plate? A the DNA damage checkpoint B the spindle assembly checkpoint C the cell size checkpoint D caspases that inhibit APC
Which would be considered proto-oncogene? p21 (no mutations) ras (no mutations) p21 with mutation present that inactivates p21 ras with mutation present that inactivates ras ras with mutation present that keeps ras activate constantly ras (no mutations)
Once an apoptotic signal transduction cascade is activated, how is the signal turned off? A by anticaspases B by M-phase CDK C by caspases D by MAP kinase kinase E the signal cannot be turned off
During what division does meiotic chromosomal recombination occur? A mitosis B meiosis I C meiosis II D mitosis and meiosis I E meiosis I and meiosis I
During what division do bivalents align at the metaphase plate? A mitosis B meiosis I C meiosis II D mitosis and meiosis I E meiosis I and meiosis I
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