Cell Bio Chapter 17

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Adjacent hepatocytes are held together by:

cell junctions.

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Spaces between adjacent endothelial cells allow red blood cells to leave the capillaries.

False

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Detecting extracellular signals is important for survival but not for mating and reproduction.

False

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Cells can be either signaling cells or targeting cells but not both.

False

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Which of the following lists the events in the proper order?

cell communication, signal transduction, cellular response

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A specific cellular response will depend on:

the extracellular signal, the receptor, and cell type.

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Cells in a multicellular organism work not for their own survival but rather for the survival of the entire multicellular organism.

True

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A cell that specializes in information processing at the organismal level does not undergo signal detection at the cellular level.

False

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Which of the following modes of cell communication is the most “public”?

endocrine signaling

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In which of the following modes of cell communication does the signal travel over a long distance but only to a specific target cell?

neuronal signaling

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Which of the following is the most common type of extracellular signal?

chemical

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The vast majority of chemical signals bind to transmembrane receptors in the cell membrane.

True

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All cells in a multicellular organism respond to all extracellular signals.

False

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The ability of a cell to either detect or ignore a signal is based on the presence or absence of a receptor for that signal.

True

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A looped pathway where a downstream event inhibits an earlier upstream event is called:

negative feedback.

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The binding of just a few chemical signals to a few receptors usually results in just a few activated intracellular proteins.

False

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Which of the following amino acids are dual-specificity kinases NOT able to phosphorylate?

methionine

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Phosphorylation of a given residue within a protein usually results in:

either activation or deactivation, depending on the protein being phosphorylated.

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G-proteins are used as (choose the best answer):

molecular timers.

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Some heterotrimeric G-proteins are tethered to the intracellular side of the cell membrane while others are not.

False

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Which of the following type of protein stimulates the release of the spent GDP, thereby allowing the G-protein to bind a new GTP molecule to restart the cycle?

guanine nucleotide exchange factor (GEF)

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Which of the following type of protein binds GTP-bound G-proteins to stimulate GTP hydrolysis faster than it would otherwise occur?

GTPase-activating protein (GAP)

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Which of the following is a primary messenger?

an extracellular chemical signal

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Second messengers can be rapidly produced by enzymes.

True