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D103 - Lecture 9&10 QUIZZES & Answers
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1. Which of the following factors is NOT a component of the extracellular matrix (ECM)? 
A: Keratin 
B: Collagen 
C: Fibronectin 
D: Fibroblasts 
E: Proteoglycans - ANSWER A. Keratin 
 
2. Which feature is shared between adherenjunctions and desmosomes? 
 A: Both needs Ca2+to function 
B: Both connect the intermediate filaments of neighboring cells 
C: Both only contain cadherin andcytoskeleton 
D: Both promote cell migration 
E: Both have outside-in and inside-out signaling - ANSWER A: Both...
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Cell Biology and Neuroscience practice questions DETAILED ANSWER KEY Questions and Answers (latest Update 2023), 100% Correct and Complete, Highly Recommended, Download to Score A+
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Cell Biology and Neuroscience practice questions DETAILED ANSWER 
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1. Following equilibrium-density centrifugation, which one of the following 
molecules would indicate the presence of peroxisomes in a cell fraction? 
A. Acid hydrolases 
B. Actin 
C. Catalase 
D. Cytochrome C 
E. Nucleic acid 
2. Which of the following moves towards the plus end of microtubules? 
A. Myosin II 
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NROS 310 Exam 3 | 77 Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest Update
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What are the three main components of the cytoskeleton and what are their main functions? - 
Microfilaments: movement microtubules: transport of cellular materials 
intermediate: support 
What are the main similarities and differences between the three components of the 
cytoskeleton? - all are important for cytoskeleton structure 
differ in size 
Describe how the assembly of actin filaments is regulated. Include both the role of associated 
protein and monomer concentration. - Rac/Rho/CDC43 tri...
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NROS 310 Exam 3 Latest Update 2023
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What are the three main components of the cytoskeleton and what are their main functions? - ANSWER Microfilaments: movement microtubules: transport of cellular materials 
 intermediate: support 
 
What are the main similarities and differences between the three components of the cytoskeleton? - ANSWER all are important for cytoskeleton structure 
 
differ in size 
 
Describe how the assembly of actin filaments is regulated. Include both the role of associated protein and monomer concentration. -...
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NROS 310 Exam 3 Latest Update 2023(RATED A)
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What are the three main components of the cytoskeleton and what are their main functions? - ANSWER Microfilaments: movement microtubules: transport of cellular materials 
 intermediate: support 
 
What are the main similarities and differences between the three components of the cytoskeleton? - ANSWER all are important for cytoskeleton structure 
 
differ in size 
 
Describe how the assembly of actin filaments is regulated. Include both the role of associated protein and monomer concentration. -...
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Graded A+ Cell Biology and Neuroscience
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Graded A Cell Biology and Neuroscience
1.	Following equilibrium-density centrifugation, which one of the following molecules would indicate the presence of peroxisomes in a cell fraction?
A.	Acid hydrolases
B.	Actin
C.	Catalase
D.	Cytochrome C
E.	Nucleic acid

2.	Which of the following moves towards the plus end of microtubules?
A.	Myosin II
B.	Kinesin
C.	Arp2/3 complex
D.	Dynein
E.	Colchicine

3.	Which of the following is not a component of the extracellular matrix?
A.	Collagen
B.	Fibroblasts
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