Exam 1: An Overview of Cells and Cell Research

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With appropriate stimulation, mammalian stem cells in culture can give rise to individual mammalian cell types and hence may provide a source of patient-specific replacement cells.

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What technique would be best for separating rough endoplasmic reticulum derived membrane vesicles from smooth endoplasmic reticulum membrane vesicles?

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RNA is believed to have been the original genetic system because it can

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Which fish is proving to be a useful model organism for the study of vertebrate development?

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_______ is a light microscope technique for studying the interaction of proteins.

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Immortal cell lines are cells that can continue to proliferate in culture for an indefinite number of generations.

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Studies on Arabidopsis thaliana have indicated that the mechanisms that control development in plants are completely different from those that control development in animals.

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The frog Xenopus laevis is useful for studying early development because its eggs are small and clear.

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Imagine you are studying an inducible transcription factor called X. You make a cellular lysate and carry out a series of centrifugation steps at increasing speeds to localize X. You find that prior to induction, X is in the supernatant after a fourth, very high speed ultracentrifugation step; however, after induction it is found in the pellet after only one, relatively low speed ultracentrifugation step. What might this tell you about how X is regulated? What other techniques might you carry out to confirm your results?

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Similarities in basic metabolic mechanisms indicate that all present-day cells on Earth descended from a single primordial ancestor.

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What technique would be best for observing the detailed structure of the surface of single-celled eukaryotes like Paramecium?

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Scanning electron microscopy is usually used for a three-dimensional view of the surface of cells.

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Which of the following is a high-resolution light microscope technique for detecting interactions between proteins?

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Cultures grown from cells of a dissociated tissue are called

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How many genes does an E. coli have?

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In transmission electron microscopy, objects are imaged by their differences in _______ density.

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It is generally believed that Earth's original cell enclosed a self-replicating _______ molecule.

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Xenopus laevis, an amphibian vertebrate, is useful for developmental studies because when its eggs are fertilized, the embryos develop outside its body.

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Approximately how many doublings can normal human fibroblasts undergo in culture?

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An E. coli cell under well-defined laboratory conditions divides about every

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