the cell. The solute cannot travel across the membrane but water can. Which scenario
will occur?
- Cell will gain water and swell
- Cell will lose water and shrink
- Cell will stay the same size - Answer -Cell will lose water and shrink
/.A chain of amino acids is coiled around and around in the shape of a spring is an
example of.... - Answer -secondary structure
/.A drug binds to and inhibits protein pumps (enzyme pumps that use ATP) of a cell.
What is one result of this event?
- Passive transport will not occur
- Solutes will not move down concentration gradient
- Primary active transport will not occur
- Facilitated discussion will not occur - Answer -Primary active transport will not occur
/.A neurotransmitter from a presynaptic neuron causes an inhibitory postsynaptic signal
(IPSP) in the postysynaptic neuron. Which if the following events will occur FIRST
- Potassium ligand-gated channels open
- Sodium-gated ligand channels open
- An action potential is initiated in the postsynaptic neuron
- The postsynaptic neuron will hyperpolarize - Answer -Potassium ligand-gated
channels open
/.A saturated fat has _____ fatty acid and ____ glycerol - Answer -3 fatty acid and 1
glycerol
/.A series of membrane sacs that processes and packages newly synthesized proteins
is the.... - Answer -golgi apparatus
/.Are potassium or sodium channels more permeable? - Answer -POTASSIUM
/.Depolarization of a neuron plasma membrane will shift the membrane potential toward
_____ - Answer -0mV
/.During a hyper-polarizing local potential an interneuron....
- The potential becomes _______ positive
- _______ ligand-gated channels open
- T or F: An action will be triggered
- T or F: The local potential will be communicated to the next neuron - Answer -less ;
potassium ; false ; false
(action only triggered during depolarization)
, /.f you drink a large amount of water, your interstitial fluid may
become_________compared to your intracellular fluid (assume that there has not been
a major change in the solute/solvent concentrations of intracellular fluid).
- isotonic
- osmotic
- hypertonic
- hypotonic - Answer -hypotonic
/.Fatty acid tails are hydro_______ and the heads are hydro_______ - Answer -tails are
hydrophobic
heads are hydrophilic
/.How long does it take for glycogen to run out? - Answer -90 minutes of running
/.How many amino acids make a protein? - Answer -20 amino acids
/.How many ATP are generated per glucose molecule in the Kreb's cycle? - Answer -34-
36
/.how many grams of glycogen needed daily to meet demands of the brain? - Answer -
100g
/.How to increase levels of HDL? - Answer -Whole grains, high fiber fruit, fatty fish, flax,
nuts, chia, avocado, EXERCISE
/.If a ligand binds to a ligand-gated Na+ channel in the membrane of a neuron, which
way will sodium diffuse? - Answer -into the cell
/.If the membrane is permeable to potassium ions, which way will they diffuse? - Answer
-out of the cell
/.If the membrane is permeable to sodium ions via leak channels which way will they
diffuse? - Answer -they will diffuse into the cell
/.In the quarternary stage of the protein... - Answer -several proteins are working
together
/.Injured tissue releases chemicals which activate platelets in the blood. Activated
platelets release chemicals to attract MORE platelets, eventually forming a blood clot.
The signal ends. What is this an example of? - Answer -positive feedback loop
/.Phospholipid heads are _______ and the tails are ________ - Answer -hydrophilic ;
hydrophobic
/.Protein shape changes the ________ - Answer -function