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Microtubules do not
include which of the following functions?
They form the spindle
apparatus during cell division.
They provide a mechanism
for changing cellular shape.
They form structural
components of organelles, such as centrioles, cilia, and flagella.
They provide structural
support within axons.
All of the above are
microtubule functions.
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They provide structural support within axons.
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Pancreatic cells that
manufacture digestive enzymes contain an extensive _______________.
(amount of) mitochondria
smooth ER
rough ER
plasmalemma
cytoskeleton
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Rough ER
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Which of the following
is/are (a) general function(s) of the plasmalemma?
physical isolation
regulation of exchange
with the environment
sensitivity
structural support
A, B, and C only
all of the above
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All of the above
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In epithelial tissue
undergoing a dynamic change, which form of intercellular attachment is
responsible for connecting intracellular microfilaments to protein fibers of
the basal lamina?
macula adherens
CAMs
focal adhesions
occluding junctions
intercellular cement
zonula adherens
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Focal adhesions
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Which of the following is not
a significant characteristic of cytosol?
The cytosol contains inclusions,
such as stored nutrients (glycogen granules in liver or skeletal muscle, or
lipid droplets in adipocytes, for example).
The cytosol contains a
high concentration of potassium ions.
The cytosol contains
relatively large quantities of carbohydrates and small reserves of amino
acids and lipids.
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The cytosol contains relatively large quantities of carbohydrates and small reserves of amino acids and lipids.
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Which structures are found
in epithelial tissue that is subjected to a significant amount of abrasion
and shearing forces?
nexuses
hemidesmosomes
gap junctions
tight junctions
communicating junctions
focal adhesions
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Hemidesmosomes
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In which process(es)
does/do carrier molecules transport materials against a concentration
gradient?
osmosis
active transport
facilitated diffusion
diffusion
B and C
B and D
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Active transport
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Which of the following
organelles is/are categorized as nonmembranous?
Golgi apparatus
ribosomes
centrioles
endoplasmic reticulum
B and C
C and D
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B and C
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Which organelle absorbs
and breaks down fatty acids and other organic compounds, as well as removing
and neutralizing toxins?
lysosomes
smooth ER
centrosome
peroxisomes
inclusions
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Peroxisomes
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Which type of membrane
proteins are attached to either the inner or the outer membrane surface?
integral proteins
transmembrane proteins
peripheral proteins
gated channels
A and C
A, C, and D
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Peripheral proteins
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Morphology is also
referred to as
systemic anatomy
surface anatomy
regional anatomy
comparative anatomy
cross-sectional anatomy
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Surface anatomy
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Which organ system
functions in the internal transport of cells and dissolved materials,
including nutrients, wastes, and gases?
the cardiovascular system
the respiratory system
the lymphoid system
the urinary system
the digestive system
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Cardiovascular system
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Which sectional plane
divides the body into superior and inferior portions?
median
transverse
parasagittal
frontal
sagittal
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Transverse
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The abdominopelvic cavity
contains or includes which of the following?
abdominal cavity
pelvic cavity
peritoneal cavity
mediastinum
A and B
A, B, and C
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A, B and C
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Which of the following
organs/components is a chamber shared with the digestive tract?
paranasal sinuses
pharynx
nasal cavities
larynx
A and B
C and D
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Pharynx
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