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What is the function of the nuclear lamina in the cell?
What is the function of the nuclear lamina in the cell?
- Maintaining cell shape
- Regulating movement of macro-molecules
- Stabilizing the nuclear envelope (correct)
- Controlling DNA replication
Which proteins bind to membrane proteins and associate with chromatin in nondividing cells?
Which proteins bind to membrane proteins and associate with chromatin in nondividing cells?
- Nucleoporins
- Histones
- Lamins (correct)
- Cohesins
What is the primary function of nuclear pore complexes?
What is the primary function of nuclear pore complexes?
- Regulating DNA replication
- Promoting cell division
- Facilitating molecular transfer (correct)
- Maintaining cell shape
How is the transport of proteins across the nuclear envelope powered?
How is the transport of proteins across the nuclear envelope powered?
Which proteins are associated with the compaction of chromatin within the nucleus?
Which proteins are associated with the compaction of chromatin within the nucleus?
What is the main function of the nucleus in a cell?
What is the main function of the nucleus in a cell?
During interphase, what is the role of pore complexes in the nucleus?
During interphase, what is the role of pore complexes in the nucleus?
What is the function of nucleoli within the nucleus?
What is the function of nucleoli within the nucleus?
Why does the nuclear envelope have a selective permeability?
Why does the nuclear envelope have a selective permeability?
What is the significance of the size and shape of nuclei in specific tissues being uniform?
What is the significance of the size and shape of nuclei in specific tissues being uniform?
Which type of chromatin is rich with genes and shows more transcriptional activity?
Which type of chromatin is rich with genes and shows more transcriptional activity?
What is the main characteristic of heterochromatin compared to euchromatin?
What is the main characteristic of heterochromatin compared to euchromatin?
Where is constitutive heterochromatin usually located in the chromosome?
Where is constitutive heterochromatin usually located in the chromosome?
What is the main difference between constitutive and facultative heterochromatin?
What is the main difference between constitutive and facultative heterochromatin?
What does the ratio of heterochromatin to euchromatin staining indicate about a cell's activity?
What does the ratio of heterochromatin to euchromatin staining indicate about a cell's activity?
What is the function of the nucleolus in a cell?
What is the function of the nucleolus in a cell?
Why are cells of most tissues considered diploid?
Why are cells of most tissues considered diploid?
What process is used to obtain chromosomes for karyotyping?
What process is used to obtain chromosomes for karyotyping?
What is the main reason for the intense basophilia of nucleoli?
What is the main reason for the intense basophilia of nucleoli?
What can result from mutations in the gene coding for lamin A?
What can result from mutations in the gene coding for lamin A?
During which phase of the cell cycle does DNA replication occur?
During which phase of the cell cycle does DNA replication occur?
Which phase of the cell cycle is usually the longest and most variable?
Which phase of the cell cycle is usually the longest and most variable?
What triggers the cascade of kinase signaling in postmitotic G0 cells to activate cycling?
What triggers the cascade of kinase signaling in postmitotic G0 cells to activate cycling?
Which proteins are responsible for removing cyclins during the cell cycle?
Which proteins are responsible for removing cyclins during the cell cycle?
What halts progression through the cell cycle in response to adverse conditions such as DNA damage?
What halts progression through the cell cycle in response to adverse conditions such as DNA damage?
What type of genes can convert to oncogenes causing uncontrolled cell growth and cancer?
What type of genes can convert to oncogenes causing uncontrolled cell growth and cancer?
Which gene is responsible for blocking cell cycle progression until a mitogenic stimulus arrives?
Which gene is responsible for blocking cell cycle progression until a mitogenic stimulus arrives?
During which phase of the cell cycle do the chromosomes condense into discrete threadlike structures?
During which phase of the cell cycle do the chromosomes condense into discrete threadlike structures?
What structures move the chromosomes into alignment at the equatorial plate during mitosis?
What structures move the chromosomes into alignment at the equatorial plate during mitosis?
In anaphase of mitosis, what moves sister chromatids toward opposite spindle poles?
In anaphase of mitosis, what moves sister chromatids toward opposite spindle poles?
During cytokinesis, what structure is responsible for producing a cleavage furrow in the cell?
During cytokinesis, what structure is responsible for producing a cleavage furrow in the cell?
Which stage of the cell cycle is characterized by DNA replication?
Which stage of the cell cycle is characterized by DNA replication?
Where are stem cells typically found in tissues?
Where are stem cells typically found in tissues?
What characterizes meiosis as a specialized process?
What characterizes meiosis as a specialized process?
Which type of tissue has stem cells that are not easily visible using routine histologic methods?
Which type of tissue has stem cells that are not easily visible using routine histologic methods?
What is the result of synapsis during meiosis?
What is the result of synapsis during meiosis?
Why are the cells produced after meiosis considered haploid?
Why are the cells produced after meiosis considered haploid?
What is the significance of synapsis recombination or crossing over during meiosis?
What is the significance of synapsis recombination or crossing over during meiosis?
How does meiosis differ from mitosis in terms of genetic uniqueness?
How does meiosis differ from mitosis in terms of genetic uniqueness?
What happens during the second meiotic division?
What happens during the second meiotic division?
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