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What is phylogeny?
Question 2
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Which domain of life does mitochondria belong to?
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Eukayra
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Archeaea
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Bacteria
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Which domain is most closely related to archaea
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How many chromosomes do Prokaryotes have?
Question 5
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Which of the followings are common features in cells of all domains
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Cell membrane ,ribosome ,chromosome/sand cytosol (semi-fluid substance)
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Cytoplasm, centromeres, mitochondria and nucleus
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endoplasmic renticuluim, plasma membrane, Golgi apparatus and lysosomes
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nuclear enveolope, vesicles, vacuoles, chloropyll
Question 6
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Have DNA enclosed in a membrane bound nucleus
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Are small and less complex
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Are large and more complex
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Have no organelles
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Are green
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Have organelles
Question 7
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DNA floats around in prokaryotes
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How many lipid bilayers do cell membranes have
Question 9
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Which image best describes the cell membrane
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cell count
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selective barrier
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free passage
Question 10
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O2 and CO2 pass freely through the membrane of a cell because they are substances which are...
Question 11
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Cholesterol is increases the fluidity of the phosplipid bilayer
Question 12
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Which domain rRNA selection composed of 5s,16s,and 23s
Question 13
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Eukaryotes have ribosomes free just in the cytoplasm
Question 14
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Eukaryotic DNA is linear and found within the nucleus
Question 15
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What is the name of the complex of proteins and chromosomes
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chromatin
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centrosome
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chromatosin
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What is the name of the protein which holds the shape of the nucleus
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nuclear lamina
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nuclear envelope
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chromatin
Question 17
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Where is RNA synthesized?
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Nuclear pores
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Nucleous
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Chromatin
Question 18
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Bacterial DNA is found in 2 locations
Question 19
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are straight
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Contain genetic information
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Are larger that the bacterial chromosome
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Are smaller that the bacterial chromosome
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Can exchange DNA between bacterial cells beneficial for antibiotic resistance
Question 20
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Which systems and organelles are not found in animal cells that are found in plant cells
Question 21
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The cytoplasm doesn't contain organelles
Question 22
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microfilaments are the largest fibers in the cytoskeleton
Question 23
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What are the functions for the cytoskeleton
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Anchor the organelles
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uses ATP to move vesicles around the cells
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make the cell bendy
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link to one another to strenghten cell stucture
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Regulate biochemical activites
Question 24
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Mirco tubules are hollow
Question 25
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what is the function of the microtubules
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shaping the cell
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moving the whole cell
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Guiding movement of organelles
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regulate cell temperature
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Separating chromosomes during cell division
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control the beating of cilia and flagella
Question 26
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The centrosome is made up of two centrioles
Question 27
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The centrosome is a
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microtubule-organizing center
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microtubule- diassembling center
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microtubule-destuction center
Question 28
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Microfilaments are solid rods comprising a twisted double
chain of
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chtin subunits
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actin subunits
Question 29
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the 3D cortex of the microfiliaments to change the cells shape
Question 30
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bundles of the microfilament make up the core ore microvilli in the intestinal cells
Question 31
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In muscle cells...
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Hundreds of actin filaments are arranged parallel to one another
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Thousands of actin filaments are arranged parallel to one another
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Millions of actin filaments are arranged parallel to one another
Question 32
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Myosin and ...... help in the movement of cells and are very important in muscles
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Actin
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Chitin
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Phosphourous
Question 33
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What are the functions of the intermediate filaments
Question 34
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What the difference between the smooth and rough endoplasmic reticulum
Question 35
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smooth ER secretes glycoprotiens
Question 36
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What are the functions of the smooth ER
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secrete glycoprotiens, distributes transport vesicles- proteins surrounded by a membrane
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synthesizes lipids, metabolizes carbohydrates, deoxifies drugs and poisons, stores calcium ions
Question 37
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which organelles make up the endomembrane sytstem
Question 38
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The Golgi apparatus manufactures.....
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micromolecules
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phospolipids
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macromolecules
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nucleic aids
Question 39
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what is the name of the process where Vesicles leave golgi and may fuse with plasma membrane to
secrete contents
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exocytosis
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eutytropic
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sterotropic
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cytokensis
Question 40
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lysomes are sacs of ...... enzymes which can digest macromolecules (proteins, fats,
polysaccharides, nucleic acids
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sulpuric
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hydrolytic
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nitrite
Question 41
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what is the name given when a cell engulfs another
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autophagy
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phagocytosis
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cytokenisis
Question 42
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autophagy is the process where lysomes
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Use enzymes to recycle the cell’s own organelles and macromolecules
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fuse with the food vacuole and digests the molecules
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Manufactures certain macromolecules
Question 43
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The vacuole contains, oxygen, carbon and chlorophyll
Question 44
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both eukaryotes and prokaryotes have mitochondria
Question 45
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Mitochondria is where...
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starch is converted into glucose
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celluar respiration through the generation of ATP
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nutrients passes through the nuclear envelope
Question 46
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What is the name for the double membrane: a smooth outer membrane and an inner membrane folded
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Cristae
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peroxisome
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medula
Question 47
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mitochondria have their own ribosomes and DNA
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Chlorophyll contain chloroplast
Question 49
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Most cells synthesize and secrete materials that are external to the plasma membrane
Question 50
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The cell walls of Fungi are made of
Question 51
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which of the following are is NOT in the extra cellular matrix of animal cells
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collegen
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actin
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proteoglycans
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fibronectin
Question 52
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he extracellular matrix bind to the receptor proteins in the plasma membrane called integrins
Question 53
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Which 2 of the following are NOT functions of the ECM
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Support
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Flexibility
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Adhesion
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Movement
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fixed postioning
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regulation
Question 54
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Which of the following is a plant cell junction
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Gap junctions
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Plasmodesmata:
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•Desmosomes
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Tight junctions
Question 55
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prokaryotes have organelles
Question 56
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which of the following are found inside a microbial cells
Question 57
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Magnetosomes are magnetic enclusions in cells allow
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microogramism move around magnetic lines
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help the cell wall stay in place
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remove unwanted information from the cell
Question 58
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Gas vesicles sink in prokaryotic cells
Question 59
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Gas vesicle are bouyant as it allows the microograsims to move up and down o the cytoplasm allowing for optimum light absorption. As some microorganisms photosynthesis
Question 60
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Prokaryotes produce spores for reporduction
Question 61
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Which of the following isnt a factor for the dispersal of spore in hardy environment soil
Question 62
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The composition of peptidoglycan in bacteria is..
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G+ve cells have ~ 70
G-ve cells have ~ 30
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G+ve cells have ~ 50
G-ve cells have ~50
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G+ve cells have ~90
G-ve cells have ~ 10
Question 63
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antibiotic drugs target the cell walls of bacteria, which one is easiest to destoy
Question 64
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Capsule/slime layers.....
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to stick cells together and as a food reserve
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to protect the cell from desiccation, and from chemicals
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increase the number of cells being produced
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stop the cells sticking together and dry out the cell
Question 65
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the movement of flagella is based on
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proton motor force
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ATP release
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metabolism of glucose
Question 66
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to benefit cellular exchange bacterial will have
Question 67
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what do Archaea and eukarya have in common but not bacteria
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flagella
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histomes
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gas vesicle
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endospores
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sensitivity antibiotics
Question 68
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Acheae are the highest tolerating domain
Question 69
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Endosymbiont theory is the idea that Mitochondria and chloroplasts took up residence in Eukarya eons ago
- First a non-photosynthetic prokaryote formed an endosymbiont relationship with a host - Subsequently, a photosynthetic prokaryote was engulfed Result = a single organism
Question 70
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what would you NOT consider to define life?
Question 71