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In kidney, conversion of ATP to cAMP and conversion of ATP to ADP and Pi occurs where?

  • Plasma Membrane (correct)
  • RER
  • Nucleus
  • Nucleolus
  • Mitochondria

In the esophagus, epithelium changes from damage from columnar to what?

Stratified Squamous

What do type II pneumocytes produce that reduces the surface tension of the alveoli?

Phospholipids

What do cells in the epidermis transfer to other cells?

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Growth factor in a tumor induces angiogenesis and... Which is the first growth factor in the receptor cells?

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45 year old homeless man, tenia dolor en el pie, fue para el hospital cuando ya no podía casi caminar, va al hospital. Tenía la media ensangrentada, con pus. After 1 day, which is the leukocyte present?

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Where can the secondary ossification center be found?

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A vignette describes a patient who has pain in many parts of the body and undergoes an investigation where an antibody is placed against a protein found in the post-synaptic membrane of the neuromuscular junction. Which protein will be marked?

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Experiment that was injected subcutaneously with an agent that caused blisters. It was noted that the keratinocytes near the blisters were round or circular while the cells of the basal lamina were all together or "tight", which structure is affected?

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58 y/o male with colon cancer, was administered vinblastine and it was noted that the cells that were replicating rapidly stopped multiplying because the mitotic spindle was inhibited, Which protein of the cytoskeleton is affected?

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The question gave an example of a man with various symptoms and then asked what type of cell will attack a virally infected hepatocyte.

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_____cytokeratins bind preferentially to. It had a list of 5 different things (sorry I forgot 2 of them) with +,+,+++, or 0 next to them indicating the degree that they bind. Three of the five items were: intermediate filaments, actin, nucleosomes and ribosomes. You have to choose the best combination of the five items

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Cual de las siguientes celulas adultas se crea de stem cells despues de un cell injury?

<p>olfatory (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Proteinas q son "tagged" con ubiquitine son destinadas para ?

<p>PROTEASOME</p> Signup and view all the answers

Oncogene con tyrosine kinase receptor interactuan con q gen?

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A genetic defect that renders kinesin incapable of binding of microtubules is most likely to impair.

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Which of the following is not from ectodermal origin

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A core of F-Actin filaments makes the skeletal framework of what?

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Know the role of HPV- derived proteins (HPV = Human papilloma virus)

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Which of the following cells in the duodenum produce enzymes that destroys the protoglycan of bacteria?

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In the luminal surface of the intestine which type of junction prevents the past of ions through from one cell to the other?

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Using a radiolabeled compund nucleolus in wich structures you will find it labeled:

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A old lady has osteopenia and fells and has a fracture, wich structure or gland will be stimulated more:

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A tumor was stained with a panel of monoclonal antibodies directed against various classes of intermediate filaments. The tumor stained positively with antiglial fibrillary acidic protein, indicating its derivation from:

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In a Marfan patient...what protein is defective?

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One insertion and one deletion gives:

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Cual de todas las opciones es un proceso normal de "skeletal muscle aging"??

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Un vignet sobre una senora que tuvo un accidente automovilistico y se rompio la tibia. Le pusieron un yeso y luego de un tiempo, cuando se lo quitan se queda un "callus" en la pierna. A que proceso celular se debe esto?

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Que hormona fue aministrada al paciente. Ensenan secuencia de 3 fotos con mitocondria y puntos negros alrededor. Supuse que los puntos negros son glycogen y que la hormona era glucagon ya que los puntos negros disminuian de foto en foto.

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How does mitochondria move through the axon and reach the presynaptic terminal?

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Why the thymocites dont produce necrosis when the die?

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  1. 25 year old female with vaginal discharge for 1 week. No abdominal or pelvic pain. Pap smear had mucopurulent discharge. Administered KOH. Another pap smear done that was normal. What was wrong? (i dont remeber the actual question at the end of the question)

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Which of these cells is usually found in terminal bronchioles?

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43.The scanning electron micrograph shows a broken surface of mammalian liver. “RBC” indicate erythrocytes. The arrow at X points to: (identificar en la foto).

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Treatment for cholera consists of administration of oligossacharides and sodium_________.What is the location of glucose and sodium cotransporters in intestinal epithelial cells?

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Malignant cells move through the extracellular matrix______________.An alteration in which protein of the extracellular matrix would affect malignant cell movement in matrix?

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  1. Una biopsia de Jejuno del intestino fue tomada, incubada con BrdU y seccionada. Where would you expect to find the labeling agent?

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Si aumenta glucosa en sangre, las celulas beta del pancreas segregaran insulina. Donde no siguiente celula would you expect this to take place?

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49-una Señora de 48 años de edad se le hacen unos estudios. salen valores de linfocitos eosinofilos ect. los neutrofilos estan bein altos. luego te dicen que en un estudio de la señora salio un cromosoma philadelfia y en donde se encuentra localizado:

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50-the dense bodies of smooth muscle are functionaly similar to wich component of striated muscle.

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After swimming in cool water, a fair-skinned woman's skin becomes pale and cold because the blood is diverted away from the capillary bed in the superficial layers of the dermis. The structures responsible for this diversion are:

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Upon intraepidermal injury, which are the first cells to present antigen to lymphocytes?

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  1. Which of the following structures have the more number of active cells in mitosis?

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Which of the following cells return to the blood after being in the connective tissue

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When acting as a secondary messenger, which of the following best describes the movement of calcium?

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Terminal glycosylation of neurotransmitter receptor protein most likely occurs in which of the following organelles? Diagrama de una celula

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  1. How do skeletal motor end neurons differ from those of neuron-neuron interaction?

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Proteins that code for Homeobox genes primarily due what?

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A boy had bilateral hydronephritis bc of posterior urethral valves. Excessive urea nitrogen and creatinine. Catheter placed. What is the first renal organ affected by the posterior urethral valve?

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Identify which cell makes the surfactanct?

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63-The connexons are a part of what?

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Hombre 35 y/o comenzó rutina de ejercicios en bicicleta y su consumo de oxigeno aumentó. Cuál de las siguientes NO ocurre?

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Se realiza un experimento y se utliza una sustancia que afecta el movimiento de las células. Que se afectó?

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FOTO: A patient has Familial Hypercholesterinemia. She is unable to internalize LDL receptor containing to LDL. Where is the mutation in the LDL receptor?

<p>binding portion (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A patient breaks her arm and is placed in a cast for several weeks. When the cast is taken off she notices that her arm is smaller. The atrophy is caused by a decrease in:

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La proteina responsable por el Beating o weeping de las Cilia is mediated by which of the following

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FOTO: de un mitocondrio y te preguntaba sobre la sintesis del ATP que dnd ocurria y la oxidacion del nadh

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FOTO: Which of the cells in the diagram is in charge of producing a substance that decreases the friction in the alveoli during respiration?

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In women with infertility, what indicates readiness for in vitro fertilization?

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A man hunting gets shot in the thigh, resulting in muscle damage. What will be used to regenerate the damaged muscle cells?

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Regarding a mitochondrion, synthesis of ATP and oxidation of NADH occur in which location?

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Which of the cells in the diagram is in charge of producing a substance that decreases the friction in the alveoli during respiration?

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If a stain with anti-actin antibodies is used, which part of the blood vessel will be marked?

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Cells of which of the following hypothalamic nuclei secrete oxytocin into the circulation?

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Which of the following cell types are formed exclusively in the basal compartment of the seminiferous tubules?

<p>Spermatogonia (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Besides cytoskeleton, where else can we find tubulin?

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Una foto de un epitelio del corazon y preguntan que secreta...

<p>Atrial natriuretic peptide</p> Signup and view all the answers

Preguntan donde ocurre la sintesis de DNA..........

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A 10 year old boy was brought to emergency room with asthma and severe wheezing for about 2 hours. Hydrocortisone was administered intravenously. This drug will activate a cascade reaction when binding to its receptor in which of the following structure:

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In children who exhibit abnormally rapid growth, administration of somatostatin will depress secretion of which of the following cell types in the pituitary gland?

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If a person is injected with a solution containing a 500 dalton polypeptide, where would it be found?

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A woman is in her 22-26 days of menstrual cycle. What are the characteristics of her endometrium?

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Era un vingette de una mujer de 33 y/o que padecia de hypertension... NO (nitric oxide) hace vasodilatacion... que es lo que aumentaba?

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Habla de cytochrome c y la pregunta es this enzyme cascade occur in which compartment of the cell?

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Que distingue a las Leydig cells?

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Axons are characterized by absence of which of the following organelles?

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The structure indicated by an arrow on the diagram of a histologic section of skin is specialized to transduce _____ Touch

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Cual de las siguientes proteinas es activada por un B- adrenergic receptor?

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Identify in a rod cell diagram where does photoionization of rhodopsin occurs.

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A lady has oversecretion of PTH. What does the kidney secrete in order to balance or something like that.

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A 24 yr. old male, involved in car accident, presents to the ER with trauma. He loses a part of his liver. Which cells are responsible for the regeneration? regeneration from _____ cells

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The function of fibronectin is

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Proteins translocated from ribosomes to lipid bilayer takes place where?

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Ya cuando esta a punto de la secrecion una glycoproteina se encuentra en?

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Image of an absorptive intestinal cell. After a lipid rich meal, where does synthesis of the chylomicron occur?

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Una mujer pierde una sensacion en los dedos. Entre las opciones salen distintos tipos de celulas que se encuentran en la piel

<p>Cells Merckel</p> Signup and view all the answers

12 y/o girl who has chronic asthma has been coughing up large amounts of mucus, which respiratory structure is responsible for the mucus production?

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Where do lymphocytes enter the lymphatic circulation from blood?

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29 month old boy with Cistic Fibrosis had skin culture done and they found fibroblasts with defective CFTR protein with ubiquitin. Where does this protein get degraded?

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Fenestrated Capillaries are foun in which of the following sites:

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Flashcards

Where in the kidney does ATP conversion occur?

Conversion of ATP to cAMP and conversion of ATP to ADP and Pi occurs here.

Damaged Esophagus Epithelium

The lining of the esophagus changes from columnar to this due to damage.

What do type II pneumocytes produce?

The type II pneumocytes produce this substance to reduce surface tension in the alveoli.

Epidermal Transfer

Cells in the epidermis transfer this substance to other cells.

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Leukocyte After 1 Day

A leukocyte present one day after an injury.

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Nicotinic Receptor

The receptor that binds to nicotinic acetylcholine.

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Cell Adhesion & Blisters

Cell adhesion structure affected when keratinocytes become rounded near blisters.

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Vinblastine Target Protein

Protein of the cytoskeleton affected by vinblastine in cancer treatment.

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Attack cells

The type of cell that attacks a virally infected hepatocyte.

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skeletal framework

F-Actin filaments make the skeletal framework of this structure.

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Intestinal Junction

Type of junction that prevents the passage of ions between cells in the intestine's luminal surface.

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Osteopenia Stimulator

The structure or gland stimulated more with osteopenia and fractures.

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Antiglial fibrillary

These cells come from tumors that stain positively for antiglial fibrillary acidic protein.

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Gamete Protection

These cells protect developing gametes from immune attacks.

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Marfan Defect

This protein is defective in patients with Marfan syndrome.

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Skeletal Muscle Aging

Loss of innervation causes the skeletal muscle to undergo structural, functional and molecular changes.

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Bone Healing Process

This process occurs when the primary bone is reabsorbed and replaced with secondary bone as a fracture heals.

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Mitochondrial Axonal Transport

Mitochondria move through the axon to reach the presynaptic terminal via this structure.

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Glucose and Sodium Location

Location of glucose and sodium cotransporters in intestinal epithelial cells.

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Ubiquitin Destination

Proteins tagged with ubiquitin are destined for this.

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Terminal Glycosylation Site

Organelle responsible for terminal glycosylation of neurotransmitter receptor proteins.

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Homeobox Genes Code

Homeobox genes code for these proteins.

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Mitochondrias function.

Mitochondria's function.

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Oxitocin Release

The hypothalamic nuclei that secrete oxytocin into the circulation.

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Tubulin Location

Where can you find tubulin in addition to the cytoskeleton?

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Spermatids

Male germ cells in an intermediate stage between spermatogonia and spermatozoa.

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Thyroid Follicular Cells

These cells surround colloid-containing follicles and are responsible for producing thyroid hormones.

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Satellite Cells

Adult stem cells in muscle tissue that can be activated to regenerate damaged muscle fibers.

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Dynein

A motor protein that facilitates the movement of cilia and flagella.

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Inner Mitochondrial Membrane

The location of ATP synthesis and the electron transport chain in mitochondria.

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Pneumocytes Type II

They secrete surfactant, which reduces surface tension in the alveoli.

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Spermatogonia

The cells that exclusively reside in the basal compartment of seminiferous tubules.

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Atrial Natriuretic Peptide Source

It produces atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP), which regulates blood volume and pressure.

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Hydrocortisone Mechanism

Activation of this cascade reaction leads to this activation when bound in intracellular receptors.

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Phosphodiesterase

Enzyme that degrades cAMP, playing a role in vasodilation and smooth muscle relaxation.

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Study Notes

Magakaryocyte

  • Megakaryocytes are not spermatids or thyroid follicular cells.

Ovulatory Development

  • Ovulatory development is assessed via the amount of fluid in the antrum to determine readiness for in vitro fertilization.

Muscle Regeneration

  • Satellite cells are used to regenerate damaged muscle cells.

Cilia Movement

  • Dynein mediates the beating or weeping of cilia.

Mitochondrial ATP Synthesis

  • ATP synthesis occurs in the inner mitochondrial membrane where the cristae are located.

Alveoli Respiration

  • Pneumocytes type II create surfactant, which decreases friction in the alveoli during respiration.

Blood Vessel Stain

  • A stain with anti-actin antibodies marks the tunica media of a blood vessel.

Oxytocin Secretion

  • Supraoptic nuclei secrete oxytocin into the circulation.

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