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at a membrane potential of -120mV, which force has a stronger effect on K+?
electrical
at a membrane potential of -70 mV, which force has a stronger effect of K+?
chemical
at a membrane potential of +70 mV, which force has a stronger effect on Na+?
electrical
the chemical force for Na+ always wants to move Na+
into the cell
the chemical force for K+ always wants to move K+
out of the cell
K+ crossing the membrane at -100mV will make the membrane potential more
positive
Na+ crossing the membrane at +40 mV will make the membrane potential more
positive
at a membrane potential of +10mV, you would expect K+ to
exit the cell
at a membrane potential of -60 mV, you would expect Na+ to
enter the cell
one purpose of the Na+/K+ ATPase is to move Na+ ____ the cell
out of
if a cell is placed in a hypertonic environment, you would expect water to ___ the cell
exit
if a cell with 5M internal sucrose is placed in a 3M sucrose solution, water will
enter the cell
true or false: facilitated diffusion never requires energy
true
the membrane potential will always be approaching the equilibrium potential of the most ____ ion
permeable
gap junctions are a form of ___ cellular communication
direct
which of these is the same as a receptor turnover?
degredation
exposure to opiates results in receptor
downregulation
exposure to nicotine results in receptor
upregulation
which kind of tolerance results from exposure to nicotine in tobacco form?
pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic
the area of the brain that is involved in chemical addiction uses which neurotransmitter?
dopamine
which type of ligand will require a second messenger?
hydrophilic and lipophobic
when bound to GDP, a G-protein is
inactive/OFF
true or false: G-proteins have the ability to open AND close ion channels
true
the most common response to a hydrophobic ligand is
a change in protein synthesis
which type of virus is HPV?
DNA
what is the 3rd most common type of cancer in women?
cervical
which HPV protein causes receptor dimerization?
E5
cancer cells have ___ actin microfilaments than normal cells
less/fewer
in human bladder cancer cells, mutated Ras hydrolyzes GTP too
slowly
cancer cells will usually have an enlarged ___
nucleolus
true or false: cyclins have enzymatic activity
false
which cell cycle checkpoint is considered to be the most crucial?
G1
which type of genes are BRCA-1 and BRCA-2?
caretaker/DNA repair genes
cancer patients are given ___ to stimulate RBC production
erythropoietin
tamoxifen deprives cells of
estrogen