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Which sensory information is compromised by the anterior lobe of the superior cerebellum?

unconscious proprioception

What controls conscious proprioception?

DCML

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Lesion in this part of the cerebellum can cause broad based ataxia

anterior lobe

Conscious proprioception, 2 point discrimination and _______ is also mediated by the DMCL

vibration sense

Synthesis of enzymes necessary for replication of genome occurs in which phase of the cell cycle?

G1 (because DNA gets duplicated after in S phase)

Does proteins synthesis occur in M phase?

no

This is the phase of cell where DNA replication occurs

, S phase

This is the phase where integrity of duplicated genome is checked and corrected.

G2

G2 phase is also where phase of growth and ________ synthesis takes place in preparation for the
phases of mitosis and cell division

protein

When looking at a serum [PAH] vs. PAH secretion rate graph, there is an inflection point where secretion
rate plateaus, which means the clearance of PAH does not increase (slope 0).

Before this inflection point, the clearance of PAH is higher (slope >0).

This means that on the plateau area, PAH clearance is ______ than it is in the ascending area.

lower




What sequence encods the polyadenylation signal?

AATAAA

Where do splice sites exist?

At the end of an intron and beginning of an exon

Mutations in the _____ region are known to cause beta thalassemia.

promoter

Capping with GTP occurs at the beginning of trasncription at the ________.

5' end of the nascent mRNA

Capping with GTP at the 5' end of nascent mRNA is recognized by ______ in cytoplasm and facilitates
initation of translation.

ribosomes

A mutation in GTP cap would result in synthesis of normal mRNA transcript but failure of _________.

translation

A 5 yr old girl has precocious puberty. Pelvic exam shows a mass consistent with ovarian tumor. Sstudies
show decreased gonadotropins and marked increase in estrogens.

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