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Prepare for the 2025 MCB 150 (Intro to Molecular & Cellular Biology) final exam. This comprehensive study guide covers DNA replication, protein synthesis, cell structure, metabolism, and genetics with practice questions.

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MCB 150 FINAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND

CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS || 100%

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Which of the following drugs works by stabilizing microtubules

rather than blocking their formation?


A. Taxol


B. Vinblastine


C. Colchicine


D. Vincristine


E. Colcemid .......Answer.........A. Taxol


Which one of the following statements about microtubules is

correct?

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A. Tubulin dimers with nucleoside diphosphates in their nucleotide

binding site(s) have a lower affinity for each other than tubulin

dimers with nucleoside triphosphates in their nucleotide binding

site(s).


B. In vivo, polymerization of microtubules typically occurs at the

minus end because the plus end is anchored.


C. Myosin is a motor protein that moves toward the plus end of

microtubules.


D. Only the alpha subunit of a tubulin dimer has a nucleotide

binding site.


E. ATP is the nucleotide that occupies the nucleotide binding

site(s) of tubulin dimers. .......Answer.........A. Tubulin dimers with

nucleoside diphosphates in their nucleotide binding site(s) have a

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lower affinity for each other than tubulin dimers with nucleoside

triphosphates in their nucleotide binding site(s).


Which of the following is a property of microtubules, but not of

actin?


A. In vitro, both ends can show dynamic growth


B. Can be used for vesicle transport


C. Subunits are dimeric


D. Can form stable arrangements to support cell projections


E. Polarity at filament ends .......Answer.........C. Subunits are

dimeric.


Microtubule subunits (tubulin) are dimeric, while actin filament

subunits (G-actin) are monomeric.

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Identify if the following statements regarding microtubule

function in a cell are true or false.


Choices: True, False.


1. Microtubules are completely unchanging, stable structures.


2. Cilia are extensions of cytoplasm stabilized by microtubules.


3. During interphase, microtubules typically do not reach the cell

membrane.


4. Microvilli are the same as flagella. .......Answer.........1. False


2. True


3. True


4. False


Decide if the following statements are true or false.

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