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Flashcards by Hussain Basheer, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Hussain Basheer
about 5 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| Based on their function, the plasma membrane proteins are classified: | 1) Connecting 2) Transport 3) Transduction 4) Enzymes 5) Proteins 6) Receptors |
| The type of cell junctions are: | 1) Tight Junction 2) Gap Junction 3) Desosomes 4) "Zipper" Interlocking |
| Electron microscopy shows that the nucleus consists of: | 1) Granular 2) Fibrous |
| The main changes in the nucleus and cytoplasm during the prophase: | 1) Disintegration of nuclear envelope 2) Disintegration of nucleolus 3) Formation of spindle fibres 4) Chromosomes become more clear and visible |
| The general membrane organelles are: | 1) Lysosomes 2) Golgi Apparatus 3) Mitochondria 4) Perioxisomes 5) Rough Endoplastic Reticulum 6) Coated Vesicles |
| Electron microscope reveals that golgi apparatus consists mainly of: | 1) Cisternae 2) Microvesicles 3) Vacoules |
| The main element of cytoskeletons are: | 1) Microtubules 2) MIcrofilaments |
| The cell inclusions are: | 1) Glycogen Granules 2) Lipid Droplets 3) Pigments 4) Crystals |
| The light microscope changes in the ageing cell are: | 1) Pkyonosis 2) Karyorexis 3) Karyolysis |
| The types of exocrine secretions are: | 1) Merocrine 2) Apocrine 3) Holocrine |
| The specialised organelles are: | 1) Myofibril 2) Tonofibril 3) Neurofibril 4) Cilia 5) Flagella 6) Secretory Granules |
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