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PCB 3702 EXAM 1
LATEST 2025 WITH
QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWRS
GRADED A+
GUARANTEED
100% PASS

,Arrange the following in the correct order
about Scientific research:
1. Experiment
2. Conclusion(s)
3. Hypothesis
4. Results - ANSWER-B. 3-1-4-2

Cell A produces proteins. Cell B
synthesizes steroids. What differences
would be expected in these two cells? -
ANSWER-Cell A would have more rough
endoplasmic reticulum than cell B.

What is nervous tissue? - ANSWER--found
in brain, spinal cord, and nerves
-composed of neurons and neuroglia

What is osmolality of normal blood plasma?
- ANSWER-300 mOsm

What is osmolality? - ANSWER--unit of
concentration that gives the total molality of
all solutes is the osmolality of the solution.

,-water moves from lower to higher
osmolality

What is osmosis and its requirements? -
ANSWER--added by channel called
aquaporins
-required: must be a solute concentration
diff across membrane and membrane must
be less permeable to solute than to water

What is osmotic pressure? - ANSWER--
force surrounding a cell required to stop
osmosis.
-A higher solute concentration would
require a higher osmotic pressure.
tendency of solution to take in water by
osmosis

What is oxytocin in childbirth an example
of? - ANSWER-positive feedback

, What is passive transport? types? -
ANSWER--Molecules move from higher to
lower concentration without using ATP.
-simple diffusion and facilitated diffusion

What is peripheral membrane proteins? -
ANSWER--only located in the inner or outer
surface of the phospholipid

What is phagocytosis? - ANSWER--Cell
Eating
-Large molecules are taken into a
phagocytic vacuole called a phagosome
where they are digested.
-furrows outward

What is Physiology? - ANSWER--Study of
biological function; how the body works

Cell membranes - ANSWER-b. are
permeable to fat-soluble substances.

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