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#Question id: 7198


Which of following graphs correctly represents ectoderm biased to become neural ectoderm in xenopus.

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology
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#Question id: 4284

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

Assays for following the trafficking of proteins through the secretory pathway in living cells require

a. sensitive methods to distinguish the very small differences in organelle density caused by passage of a wave of protein transport through the organelle.

b. a way to identify compartments where labeled proteins are located.

c. the use of cell types that are highly dedicated secretory cells.

d. the use of enucleate cells in order to eliminate the nucleus as a site of labeling.

e. a way to label a cohort of secretory proteins

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#Question id: 12188

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

The series of events by which APC/C promotes the separation of sister chromatids at anaphase.
A. all the kinetochores have attached to spindle microtubules and the spindle apparatus is properly assembled and oriented.
B. Cdc20 specificity factor associated with APC/C directs it to ubiquitinylate securin and mitotic cyclins. 
C. A protease known as separase cleaves the cohesin subunit Scc1 (Rad21), breaking the protein circles linking sister chromatids.
D. anaphase begins as poleward force exerted on the kinetochores moves the split sister chromatids toward opposite spindle poles.
E. Following securin degradation and a decrease in mitotic CDK activity.
Which of the following series is correct?

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#Question id: 19364

#Unit 13. Methods in Biology

Which non-essential region of the lambda phage can be deleted without impairing viability?

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#Question id: 1505

#Unit 4. Cell Communication and Cell Signaling

Which of the following types of genes have not been identified as oncogenes?

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#Question id: 2529

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

Cell walls commonly are classified into two major types. This classification is based not on structural or biochemical differences;

A) primary walls and

B) secondary walls

i) walls formed during cell growth

ii) walls that are formed after cell enlargement stops

iii) multilayered walls that are strengthened and waterproofed by lignin

iv) Usually they are thin and simple, but some times may be thick and multilayered, such as those found in collenchyma or in the epidermis

v) highly specialized in structure and composition, reflecting the differentiated state of the cell

Which of the following is the correctly represents features of primary and secondary walls?