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UWRF Bio 324- Microbiology Exam 1 (Ch 4,5,6,8) Questions and Answers
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Micelles - Answer-single layer of phospholipids, important in fat digestion/absorption 
Liposomes - Answer-large spheres with bilayer phospholipids walls and hollow center 
Phospholipid bilayer - Answer-sheets of bilayer phospholipid walls found in membranes 
sphingolipids - Answer-longer, head is sphingosine 
cholestrol - Answer-hydrophobic, insert between phospholipids 
integral proteins - Answer-tightly bound, hydrophobic, hard to remove 
lipid-anchored proteins - Answer-bound to lipid tails;...
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Biology Midterm 2 Study Guide Exam Questions With Verified Answers
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Biology Midterm 2 Study Guide Exam 
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which of the following is responsible for the formation of alpha-helices and beta-pleated sheets 
in a protein? 
a. ionic bonding between polypeptide subunits 
b. hydrogen bonds between R-groups of amino acids 
c. disulfide bonds between cysteine R-groups 
d. hydrogen bonding within with protein backbone - answerd. hydrogen bonding within the 
protein backbone 
secondary structure such as alpha helices and beta-plated sheets fo...
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Bio 180 Exam 5 BYUI Questions and Answers Already Passed
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Bio 180 Exam 5 BYUI Questions and Answers Already Passed 
Lipid-soluble signal molecules, such as testosterone, cross the membranes of all cells but affect only target cells because: Intracellular receptors are present only in target cells. 
Which type of receptor is most associated with metabolism, cell growth, and cell division? Tyrosine kinase receptors 
Which type of receptor is a dimer that when bound to the proper ligand autophosphorylates? Tyrosine kinase receptors 
A drug designed to inh...
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BIO 256 Final Exam 2023
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BIO 256 Final Exam 2023 
BIO 256 Final Exam 
1. Which involves movement of nutrients from food you have 
eaten from the gastrintestinal tract to the blood or lymph: 
absorption 
2. Which brand of the nervous system inhibits salivation and 
caused you to have a dry mouth: sympathetic nervous 
system 
3. Which of these is not a component of saliva: nitric oxide 
4. Which stomach cells produce hydrochloric acid: parietal 
cells 
5. The function of small intestine microvilli is: increas...
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Pathophysiology Chapter 18- test bank
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By what process is water reabsorbed from the filtrate? 
A) Osmosis 
B) Active transport 
C) Cotransport 
D) Capillary action - A 
Choose the basic cause of osteodystrophy associated with chronic renal failure. 
A) Development of hypercalcemia 
B) Deficit of parathyroid hormone 
C) Failure of the kidney to activate vitamin D 
D) Excessive loss of phosphate ion - C 
Circulatory shock causes: 
A) decreased GFR and increased renin secretion. 
B) increased ADH and decreased aldosterone secretion. 
C)...
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Resting Membrane Potential fully solved graded A+ 2023
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Resting Membrane Potential 
Electrical gradients (such as the transmembrane voltage or RMP) only affects what kind of molecules? - correct answer The RMP is needed for the Na+-dependent cotransport of glucose, amino acids & other solutes into cells. 
 
2.) What is the range of magnitudes (in millivolts) of the resting membrane potential (RMP) of human cells? - correct answer The magnitude of the RMP is between - 20 millivolts(mV) and - 100 mV, depending upon cell type & activity. 
 
3.) Is the i...
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Bio 1201 exam 2 gregg Questions With 100% Correct Answers
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Bio 1201 exam 2 gregg Questions 
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transport proteins - answerare responsible for controlling passage across the membrane 
fluid mosaic model - answerThe membrane is a mosaic of protein molecules bobbing in a 
fluid bilayer of phospholipids 
fatty acid tails - answernonpolar, hydrophobic 
fatty acid heads - answerhydrophilic, polar 
periphial proteins - answerbound to the surface of the membrane 
integral proteins - answerpenetrate the hydrophobic core (ones that span th...
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Bio 1201 exam 2 gregg Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers
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Bio 1201 exam 2 gregg Exam Questions With 
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transport proteins - answerare responsible for controlling passage across the membrane 
fluid mosaic model - answerThe membrane is a mosaic of protein molecules bobbing in a 
fluid bilayer of phospholipids 
fatty acid tails - answernonpolar, hydrophobic 
fatty acid heads - answerhydrophilic, polar 
periphial proteins - answerbound to the surface of the membrane 
integral proteins - answerpenetrate the hydrophobic core (ones that sp...
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Porth’s Essentials of Pathophysiology 5th Edition Test Bank Chapter 1-46 (VERIFIED GUIDE 2024-2025)
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Porth’s Essentials of Pathophysiology 5th Edition Test Bank Chapter 1-46 (VERIFIED GUIDE ) Although the basic structure of the cell plasma membrane is formed by a lipid bilayer, 
most of the specific membrane functions are carried out by: 
A) Bound and transmembrane proteins 
B) Complex, long carbohydrate chains 
) Surface antigens and hormone receptors 
D) A gating system of selective ion channels 
Ans: A 
Feedback: 
The functions of plasma membrane depend on the presence of proteins that ar...
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Fluid and electrolyte balance EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES|AGRADE
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Fluid and electrolyte balance 
EXAM QUESTIONS AND 
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS 
WITH RATIONALES|AGRADE 
How can Kidneys regulate blood pressure? - ANSWER- By regulating water balance 
How do kidneys prevent shifting of water? - ANSWER- By producing urine of different 
osmolarity by varying the amount of water reabsorbed by the kidneys 
Where does the majority of water get reabsorbed? - ANSWER- PCT ~70% 
What ion is primarily responsible for creating the osmotic gradient causing the 
movement of...