Exam 4: Cell Membranes, Transport, and Communication
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Tight junctions prevent the movement of the extracellular matrix between cells.
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The arrows in the following figure show the movement of water across the cell wall and plasma membrane of a plant cell.
For water to move in the direction indicated,the solution surrounding the cell must be
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You place some Elodea,an aquarium plant,in a hypertonic solution.The cells of the Elodea
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Epithelial tissue in animals provides a barrier against the invasion of bacteria into the body.Which of the following is most likely to be responsible for creating a tight enough barrier between cells to prevent the passage of bacteria between them?
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A red blood cell is placed in a solution and it begins to shrink.Which of the following describes the solution?
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Muscle cells require high concentrations of calcium to function properly.As a result,these cells use ________ transport to move calcium from areas of low concentration outside the cell into the cytoplasm.
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Imagine two solutions separated by a selectively permeable membrane that is impermeable to glucose.On one side of the membrane,solution A contains 10 percent glucose and on the other side,solution B contains 25 percent glucose.Which of the following is true?
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Passive carrier molecules often require active carrier proteins to provide amino acids for transport.
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You observe a vesicle moving toward the plasma membrane from inside a cell.Once it reaches and fuses with the plasma membrane,you will most likely see an example of
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Animal cells are attached to neighboring cells by all of the following,EXCEPT
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You observe a cell in a solution that swells until it bursts.What you have seen is an instance of osmosis in a(n)________ solution.
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Soon after a certain molecule enters a cell,the cell begins producing a new type of protein.The molecule was probably a
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Hikers can detect a dead skunk along a trail long before they actually see it.What process allows the scent of the skunk to be so widely dispersed?
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Imagine a cell needing an essential specific amino acid (one the cell cannot synthesize).What process could acquire the amino acid most quickly?
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