Question 1
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Which of the major types of membrane proteins are bound to the surface of the membrane?
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Integral proteins.
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Carrier proteins.
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Peripheral proteins.
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Channel proteins.
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Receptor proteins.
Question 2
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Systems that have energy added to them or energy removed from them are best described as which one of the following:
Question 3
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Which of the following dictate the size and shape of erythrocytes?
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Interactions with other cells in the vascular system.
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The biological functions / roles of those erythrocytes
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The intracellular content of those erythrocytes.
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The size and shape of the parent (stem) cells from which those erythrocytes arise.
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The size of the vascular system around which those cells must circulate.
Question 4
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Why does the composition of extracellular fluid differ from that of intracellular fluids?
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Because ions are unable to cross the plasma membrane
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Because the plasma membrane is freely permeable to all molecules.
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Because the plasma membrane is impermeable to water.
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Because the plasma membrane offers an impermeable barrier to all solutes.
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Because the plasma membrane is selectively permeable to particular solutes.
Question 5
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Phospholipids can move within the plane of the membrane. Which of the following type of movement rarely occurs?
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Lateral Diffusion (Exchanging places with a molecule within the same monolayer).
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Rotation along their axis.
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Flip-flop (Exchanging places with lipids in the other monolayer of a bilayer).
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Flexion.
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All the above
Question 6
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Oxidation and reduction occur simultaneously
Question 7
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What are Photoautotrophos?
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Organisms that use light energy to synthesise organic molecules from CO2
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Organisms which use energy from photons of light
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Organisms that useenergy from light energy and organic substrate
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Organisms which use energy derived from chemical bonds
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All the above
Question 8
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Some enzyme-catalyzed reactions cease completely if their enzyme is absent
Question 9
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The rule that oxidation release energy, whereas reductions require energy input, applies to all chemical reactions, not just those that occur in living cells.
Question 10
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Some cells adjust their membrane [blank_start]fluidity[blank_end] by modifying the lipid composition of their membranes
Question 11
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The value of ΔH for a reaction is positive, therefore that reaction is catabolic.
Question 12
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Which of the following properties causes phospholipid molecules to form self-sealing, membrane bilayers when placed in water?
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Phospholipid molecules are hydrocarbons
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Phospholipid molecules are hydrophylic
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Phospholipid molecules are hydrophobic
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Phospholipid molecules are amphipathic
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Phospholipid molecules are bipolar
Question 13
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Who pioneered the microscope?
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Matthias Scheldien
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Theodor Schawann
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Anton van Leeuwenhoek
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Rudolf Virchopw
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Robert Hooke
Question 14
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Which option below is a type of prokaryote morphology?
Question 15
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Which of the following statements is incorrect?
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Nuclei and mitochondria are surrounded by a double membrane
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Hereditary information of a cell is passed on by its proteins
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Lysosomes and peroxisomes are the site of degradation of unwanted material
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Bacterial DNA is found in the cystosol
Question 16
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In the cytoskeleton, microtubules are composed of which of the following subunits?
Question 17
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Which of the following terms applies to cell-cell communication between adjacent cells and is dependent on physical cell-cell contact?
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Autocrine
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Endocrine
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Intracrine
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Juxtacrine
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Paracrine
Question 18
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What technique below is not used to visualise the cytoskeleton?
Question 19
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Which of the following membrane proteins penetrate the hydrophobic interior of
the lipid bilayer?
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Integral proteins
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Peripheral proteins
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Channel proteins
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Carrier proteins
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Receptor proteins
Question 20
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When G < 0, the reaction is exergonic. Which of the following statements is
correct in relation to such reactions?
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They can proceed forward and can occur spontaneously
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They cannot occur spontaneously
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They measure the thermodynamic spontaneity
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They need energy to proceed
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None of the above
Question 21
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Which one of the following statements is correct in relation to enzyme inhibition?
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Enzyme inhibition is always irreversible
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Reversible inhibition can be competitive and non-competitive
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Enzyme inhibitors cannot be used as therapeutic agents
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In non- competitive inhibition, the inhibitor competes with the substrate for the same
binding site on the enzyme
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None of the above