Exam 13: Biochemical Signaling
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The activity of protein kinase A is affected by which of the following?
(I)caffeine
(II)levels of cAMP
(III)phosphodiesterases
(IV)cholera toxin
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Recently a researcher has discovered several unidentified proteins (UPS-1 through UPS-3)that are up regulated (produced in higher levels)by the cell in response to the inclusion of high levels of an artificial sweetener called "sugarish".The research ran a PAGE gel of the protein samples after the cells were treated with different concentrations of "sugarish" (0-5 nm).One sample was also treated with the detergent SDS.The results are shown below.Which of the following are possible conclusions given these results and the knowledge you have gained from this chapter?
(I)UPS-1 functions as a dimer.
(II)UPS-1 interacts with UPS-2.
(III)UPS-1 interacts with UPS-3.
(IV)UPS-2 interacts with UPS-3.
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Which of the following are activated either directly or indirectly by a heterotrimeric G protein subunit?
(I)phospholipase C
(II)Herceptin ®
(III)calmodulin (CaM)sensitive kinase
(IV)MAPK
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Based on the following figure,which of the following are possible?
(I)"A" could be adenylate cyclase.
(II)"B" is a receptor protein.
(III)"C" could be an inactive Ras protein.
(IV)"D" could be an SH2 domain.
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Ras is an example of
(I)a protein anchoted by prenylation.
(II)a heterotrimeric G protein.
(III)a kinase activated protein.
(IV)a GTP dependent protein.
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Which of the following generalizations explains how anabolic steroids can affect muscle growth?
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Which of the following are produced in the adrenal cortex?
(I)Glucorticoids
(II)mineralcorticoides
(III)androgens
(IV)estrogens
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The insulin signaling pathway includes which of the following steps?
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Oncogenes
(I)function as cell cycle inhibitors.
(II)encode a protein which block cell cycle inhibition.
(III)are expressed by cells that have higher levels of human growth hormone.
(IV)can function as transcription factors.
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