Deck 12: Growth, Post-Embryonic Development and Regeneration

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Which of the following refers to the ability to replace missing body parts by the regrowth and repatterning of somatic tissue?

A) Metamorphosis
B) Regeneration
C) Growth
D) Homeostasis
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Growth is the increase in mass or overall size of a tissue or organism. Which of the following is not a contributor to growth?

A) Proliferation
B) Enlargement
C) Accretionary growth
D) Apoptosis
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Which of the following is the transcriptional co-activator component to the Drosophila Hippo pathway?

A) Hippo
B) Warts
C) Merlin
D) Yorkie
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Adenomatous polyposis coli (APC), a Wnt pathway member, is a tumor suppressor protein. Which of the options given is true of the APC protein?

A) Its normal function promotes mitotic cell division
B) Its normal function suppresses apoptosis
C) Mutations in the APC gene are inherited in a dominant fashion
D) Loss of APC function promotes mitosis
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Which of the following represents the correct flow of post-natal growth control?

A) Pituitary - IGF-1 - liver - growth hormone
B) Liver - IGF-1 - Pituitary - growth hormone
C) Liver - growth hormone - Pituitary - IGF-1
D) Pituitary - growth hormone - liver - IGF-1
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Which of the following hormones induces molting in arthropods?

A) Growth hormone
B) Testosterone
C) Juvenile hormone
D) Ecdysone
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Which of the following hormones causes metamorphosis in amphibians?

A) Juvenile hormone
B) Prolactin
C) Ecdysone
D) Thyroid hormone
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What is the name given to the proliferative mass of undifferentiated cells at the site of amputation that gives rise to a regenerated limb in amphibians?

A) Neoblast
B) Stem cell
C) Blastula
D) Blastema
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Amphibian limb regeneration depends on the presence of nerves. Which of the following conditions would not support limb regeneration?

A) Amputated limb with no other manipulation
B) Limb that has had its nerves removed early before limb development
C) Denervated limb with treatment of anterior gradient protein
D) Limb that has had its nerves removed late after limb development
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Which of the following is the earliest cellular change in the injured zebrafish heart?

A) Electrical coupling
B) Vascularization of cardiac muscle
C) Epicardial activation
D) Endocardial activation
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Which of the following refers to the age-related decline in function?

A) Dauer
B) Silence
C) Lifespan
D) Senescence
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Deck 12: Growth, Post-Embryonic Development and Regeneration
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Which of the following refers to the ability to replace missing body parts by the regrowth and repatterning of somatic tissue?

A) Metamorphosis
B) Regeneration
C) Growth
D) Homeostasis
B
2
Growth is the increase in mass or overall size of a tissue or organism. Which of the following is not a contributor to growth?

A) Proliferation
B) Enlargement
C) Accretionary growth
D) Apoptosis
D
3
Which of the following is the transcriptional co-activator component to the Drosophila Hippo pathway?

A) Hippo
B) Warts
C) Merlin
D) Yorkie
D
4
Adenomatous polyposis coli (APC), a Wnt pathway member, is a tumor suppressor protein. Which of the options given is true of the APC protein?

A) Its normal function promotes mitotic cell division
B) Its normal function suppresses apoptosis
C) Mutations in the APC gene are inherited in a dominant fashion
D) Loss of APC function promotes mitosis
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Which of the following represents the correct flow of post-natal growth control?

A) Pituitary - IGF-1 - liver - growth hormone
B) Liver - IGF-1 - Pituitary - growth hormone
C) Liver - growth hormone - Pituitary - IGF-1
D) Pituitary - growth hormone - liver - IGF-1
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Which of the following hormones induces molting in arthropods?

A) Growth hormone
B) Testosterone
C) Juvenile hormone
D) Ecdysone
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Which of the following hormones causes metamorphosis in amphibians?

A) Juvenile hormone
B) Prolactin
C) Ecdysone
D) Thyroid hormone
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What is the name given to the proliferative mass of undifferentiated cells at the site of amputation that gives rise to a regenerated limb in amphibians?

A) Neoblast
B) Stem cell
C) Blastula
D) Blastema
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9
Amphibian limb regeneration depends on the presence of nerves. Which of the following conditions would not support limb regeneration?

A) Amputated limb with no other manipulation
B) Limb that has had its nerves removed early before limb development
C) Denervated limb with treatment of anterior gradient protein
D) Limb that has had its nerves removed late after limb development
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Which of the following is the earliest cellular change in the injured zebrafish heart?

A) Electrical coupling
B) Vascularization of cardiac muscle
C) Epicardial activation
D) Endocardial activation
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Which of the following refers to the age-related decline in function?

A) Dauer
B) Silence
C) Lifespan
D) Senescence
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