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Need help on questions 2, 3, 5, and 6, please. Drop-down answer choices for questions 2, 3, 5, and 6. Question (ii):  No or Yes. Question (iii):  No or Yes. Question (v): ER:  Cytosolic or Lumen. Golgi:  Cytosolic or Lumen. secretory vesicle:  Cytosolic or Lumen. Question (vi):  ER, secretory vesicle, Golgi, cytoplasm, extracellular, nucleus, or mitochondria.

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Q Search nsport Review Questions Home Insert Draw View Help Open in Desktop App O Tell me what you want to do I. ev Av A m< m< 向 制川4 Calibri Light v 20 B ... tive cnort Cell Transport: Active Transport Review Questions 1. In your class pictorial notes, which ion was represented by the black circle? (Give the actual name and symbol.) 2. In your class pictorial notes, which ion was represented in the diagram by the orange square? (Give the actual name and symbol.) 3. Which ions (and how many) are moving outside of the cell during the sodium potassium pump's cycle? 4. Which ions (and how many) are moving inside of the cell during the sodium potassium pump's cycle? 5. Describe the concentration gradient. What ions have a higher concentration OUTSIDE the cell? What ions have a higher concentration INSIDE the cell? 6. Are the ions moving up their concentration gradient (towards the higher concentration side)? Or are they moving down their concentration gradient (towards the least…

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Lecture 3 Chimeln Folder Settings o Open All Close All + Add Question MULTIPLE CHOICE 74 Responses Pectin binds calcium. This binding increases the strength of interactions between pectin molecules. How will removing calcium from the apoplast affect cell growth? A. Removing calcium will increase the rate of growth B. Removing calcium will reduce the rate of growth C. Removing calcium will alter the directionality of cell expansion D. Removing calcium will have no effect on growth MULTIPLE CHOICE 114 Responses Both diffusion and osmosis occur with a cell wall (apoplast). A. True B. False

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11 Oo SPEAK OPTIONS Q Q ZOOM COLOR THEME Oo 10. A student is studying types of cells under the microscope. He makes the following sketches, and decides to categorize them into two groups shown below. Cell Group 1 Cell Group 2 CLEARA How should he classify the cells grouped in the table? ( PREVIOUS & & &

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Mid-Term Exam Status Exam 52 The intracellular matrix differs from the extracellular matrix in that the latter is located A. inside the cell. B. outside the cell. C. in all cells. D. just outside the nucleus. Copyright ©2003 - 2022 International Academy of Science. All Rights Reserved.

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Help please answer quickly                Three patients in an intensive care unit have sustained damage and widespread tissue death in three different organs. One patient has brain damage from a stroke, another had a heart attack that destroyed cardiac muscle, and the third injured much of her liver (a gland) in a crushing car accident. All three patients have stabilized and will survive, but only one will gain full functional recovery through tissue regeneration. Which one, and why?

F V C option command Name: Bio 131 Lab Section: Response Sheet #9: Cell Division-Mitosis Winter 2022 1. The two major reasons that a cell undergoes mitosis is: and 2. a. What is one major difference between animal and plant cell division? b. During what stage of cell division is this difference observed? 3. During which stage of the cell cycle does the cell grow and make more organelles and cytoplasm?

TRUE OR FALSE QUESTIONS Q1. Which statement are true? Constitutive secretion is the default pathway, primarily used to restore substances on the plasma membrane and certain membrane-bound organelles. Regulated secretion ends with secretory vesicles that store secreted material until the signal triggers fusion with the plasma membrane Both types of secretion use the same pathway, but the signal sequence redirects the protein to a regulated pathway. A and b A,b and c Q2. Which is not true of the general classes of signals in the cell. Endocrine signaling: a cell targets another cell through bloodstream pathways Paracrine signalling: a cell targets a nearby cell. Autocrine signalling: mechanisms of cells that targets itself. None of these All of these   Q3. Which statement is not true of endoplasmic reticulum? There is smooth and rough endoplasmic reticulum It is found in all living cells. Rough ER has ribosomoes bound to it. Proteins are transported and modified within it Proteins…

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Questions 43-50 You are investigating the properties of cell membranes using the Fluorescence Recovery After Photobleaching (FRAP) technique. You first label all the membrane proteins on the cell surface uniformly with a green fluorescent dye. At 10 minutes, you photobleach a small area on the cell membrane by shining a beam of strong laser on it (Strong laser permanently destroys the fluorescent molecules in the area). You measure the fluorescence in the photobleached area over time. 10min Time 43. The recovery of fluorescence in the photobleached area is due to the fact that . A. The cell membrane is semi-permeable, allowing proteins to be transported across the membrane. B. The cell membrane is fluid, allowing proteins from adjacent areas to move into the photobleached area. C. Fluorescent molecules are not permanently destroyed by the laser beam. They can spontaneously regain their fluorescence over time. D. New proteins are synthesized in the cell and transported to the cell…