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Hi guys! Unfortunately, my document is too big, so i had to split it up in two. This is the second half, consisting of case 7-12, related lectures, related practicals, shadowcases + answers, and the test questions + answers. I also made a 'bundle' of the two half docs, so it will consist of the ...

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For which DNA repair mechanism is the sister chromatid used as a template? A. Non-homologous end-joining  G1 to S B. Homologous end-joining  S to G2 C. Mismatch repair D. Direct reversal

Answer: B. Homologous end joining  S to G2

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2. Correct sequence of cell stages in spermatogenesis A. Spermatocytes- spermatids- spermatognia- spermatozoa B. Spermatogonia- spermatids- sprmatocytes- spermatozoa C. Spermatogonia - spermatocytes- spermatids- spermatozoa D. Spermatocytes- spermatogona- spermatids- spermatozoa

Answer: C. Spermatogonia - spermatocytes- spermatids- spermatozoa

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3. A mutational event, in which adenine is replaced by guanine, is called A. Transition B. Transcription C. Transversion D. Frame shift mutation

Answer: A. Transition

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4. Where does meiosis halt in oogenesis? A. Metaphase 1 B. Prophase 2 C. Metaphase 2 D. Anaphase 1

Answer: C. Metaphase 2

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5. Choose three processes that occur in meiosis that do not occur in mitosis. - haploid cells produced - chiasmata formation - crossing over - homologous pairs associate and line up - two phases/divisions

Answer: - haploid cells produced - crossing over - two phases/divisions

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Which of the embryonal stages below is the last stage where all cells are totipotent? A. Zygote B. Blastocyst C. 8-cell D. 16-cell

Answer: D. 16-cell (-> morula) The blastocyst is already totipotent

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2. What is the name of the glycoprotein receptor that the sperm binds to on the zona pellucida? A. ZP1 B. ZP2 C. ZP3

Answer: C. ZP3

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3. What step comes first in IVF? A. Egg and sperm combine. B. Stimulate ovulatory process. C. Place in culture for 2 - 6 days. D. Remove ovum.

Answer: B. Stimulate ovulatory process.

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4. A wave of which molecule causes the release of the content of the cortical granules? A. Na+ B. Ca2+ C. K+ D. Cl-

Answer: B. Ca2+

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5. Which protein aids in the accumulation of blastocoelic fluid?

Answer: Na+/K+ ATPase

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