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#Question id: 31166


Which of the following correctly explains the after-hyperpolarization?

#Unit 7. System Physiology – Animal
  1. rapid return of the Na+ channels to the closed state
  2. slow return of the Na+ channels to the closed state
  3. rapid return of the K+ channels to the closed state
  4. slow return of the K+ channels to the closed state 
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#Question id: 2448

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

Axonemal dynein

a. may contain two or three head domains.

b. attaches to a B tubule through its base domain.

c. consists of heavy, intermediate and light chains.

d. is a (-) end-directed motor.            

e. is an ATPase.

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#Question id: 2449

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

What is the correct order of the stages of mitosis?

a. anaphase               

 b. metaphase              

c. telophase    

d. prophase                 

e. prometaphase

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#Question id: 2450

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

Which of the following contribute(s) to pole separation during anaphase B?

a. cytosolic dynein     

b. a (-) end-directed kinesin               

c. CENP-E                     

d. microtubule depolymerisation                   

e. microtubule polymerization

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#Question id: 2451

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

The average lifetime of microtubules during mitosis is

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#Question id: 2452

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

Intermediate filaments

a. are typically 6 nm in diameter.                  

b. are essential for cell motility.

c. may be used to diagnose the tissue of origin for many cancers.

d. are composed of globular subunits.                       

e. are formed from tetrameric subunits.

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#Question id: 2453

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

Keratins

a. are found in the nucleus.                            

b. are typically expressed in neuronal cells.

c. contain an acidic and a basic subunit.                    

d. function in cell adhesion.

e. are the major proteins of hair and horns.