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BIOL 246 University of Kansas Exam 1 Study Materials Questions and answers Graded A+ Reversed - Answers In a negative feedback loop, a change from a set point is _____. Connective Tissue - Answers What is blood classified as? During fasting - Answers A decrease in insulin secretion and an increase in glucagon secretion occurs ________? Positive feedback mechanisms - Answers In a negative feedback loop, a change from a set point can be the result of ______. All of the above - Answers The study of which of the following helps us to understand normal human physiology? Anatomy Pathophysiology Comparative Physiology All of the Above An effector - Answers In maintaining homeostasis, what does a muscle or gland generally functions as? Inside Cells - Answers Where is the intracellular compartment found? Disaccharide - Answers Two monosaccharides can be joined covalently to form a(n): They are all insoluble in polar solvents - Answers Molecules in the lipid category have a common physical property, which is what? Surfactant - Answers The _____ effect of phospholipids prevents the lungs from collapsing due to surface tension forces. Electrons - Answers The amount of which subatomic particle is different between an atom and its ion? Two - Answers In an atom, the first electron shell can hold up to how many electrons? 4) Contains partially digested remnants from other organelles and ingested organic material. - Answers Which of the following is a characteristic of a secondary lysosome? 1) Contains only digestive enzymes. 2) Contributes to the cytoskeleton of a cell. 3) Contains enzymes responsible for oxidative reactions in the liver and in other cells. 4) Contains partially digested remnants from other organelles and ingested organic material. Cilia - Answers Hairlike structures on the outer surface of a cell Cytoplasm - Answers What is the fluid Portion of the Cell called Cytoskeleton - Answers Microfilaments and Microtubules compose the _____ Lysosomes - Answers Membrane Organelles containing enzymes are called ____ Mitochondria - Answers Where is the site of energy production ribosomes - Answers What is responsible for poduction of Proteins Peroxisomes - Answers What contains catalase enzymes Phagocytosis uses pseudopods to surround and engulf material. - Answers How does phagocytosis differ from endocytosis? Golgi complex - Answers Cell products that are to be secreted are processed and packaged into vesicles by the _____. 2) The outer portion of the membrane is continuous with the endoplasmic reticulum - Answers Which of the following is true of the nuclear envelope? 1) It is a single-layered membrane. 2) The outer portion of the membrane is continuous with the endoplasmic reticulum. 3) No ribosomes are embedded in the membrane; rather, they are found only in the cytoplasm. 4) It has openings called nuclear pores that allow anything to diffuse through The smooth endoplasmic reticulum - Answers Both steroid hormone production and calcium

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BIOL 246 University of Kansas Exam 1 Study Materials Questions and answers Graded A+

Reversed - Answers In a negative feedback loop, a change from a set point is _____.

Connective Tissue - Answers What is blood classified as?

During fasting - Answers A decrease in insulin secretion and an increase in glucagon secretion occurs
________?

Positive feedback mechanisms - Answers In a negative feedback loop, a change from a set point can be
the result of ______.

All of the above - Answers The study of which of the following helps us to understand normal human
physiology?



Anatomy

Pathophysiology

Comparative Physiology

All of the Above

An effector - Answers In maintaining homeostasis, what does a muscle or gland generally functions as?

Inside Cells - Answers Where is the intracellular compartment found?

Disaccharide - Answers Two monosaccharides can be joined covalently to form a(n):

They are all insoluble in polar solvents - Answers Molecules in the lipid category have a common
physical property, which is what?

Surfactant - Answers The _____ effect of phospholipids prevents the lungs from collapsing due to
surface tension forces.

Electrons - Answers The amount of which subatomic particle is different between an atom and its ion?

Two - Answers In an atom, the first electron shell can hold up to how many electrons?

4) Contains partially digested remnants from other organelles and ingested organic material. - Answers
Which of the following is a characteristic of a secondary lysosome?



1) Contains only digestive enzymes.

2) Contributes to the cytoskeleton of a cell.

, 3) Contains enzymes responsible for oxidative reactions in the liver and in other cells.

4) Contains partially digested remnants from other organelles and ingested organic material.

Cilia - Answers Hairlike structures on the outer surface of a cell

Cytoplasm - Answers What is the fluid Portion of the Cell called

Cytoskeleton - Answers Microfilaments and Microtubules compose the _____

Lysosomes - Answers Membrane Organelles containing enzymes are called ____

Mitochondria - Answers Where is the site of energy production

ribosomes - Answers What is responsible for poduction of Proteins

Peroxisomes - Answers What contains catalase enzymes

Phagocytosis uses pseudopods to surround and engulf material. - Answers How does phagocytosis differ
from endocytosis?

Golgi complex - Answers Cell products that are to be secreted are processed and packaged into vesicles
by the _____.

2) The outer portion of the membrane is continuous with the endoplasmic reticulum - Answers Which of
the following is true of the nuclear envelope?



1) It is a single-layered membrane.

2) The outer portion of the membrane is continuous with the endoplasmic reticulum.

3) No ribosomes are embedded in the membrane; rather, they are found only in the cytoplasm.

4) It has openings called nuclear pores that allow anything to diffuse through

The smooth endoplasmic reticulum - Answers Both steroid hormone production and calcium ion storage
are a function of what organelle?`

Lysosomes - Answers What contains lysozyme and proteases, which digest bacteria?

4) All of the above - Answers Phagocytes are attracted by which of the following?



1) Phospholipids released by injured cells

2) Components of the complement system

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