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Which of the following are composed primarily of tubulin?

a.Basal bodies


b.Intermediate filaments


c.Microfilaments


d.Microtubules

a.Basal bodies

d.Microtubules

Which of the following indicates the average diameter of cytoplasmic filaments composed by vimentin?

a.5-7 nm


b.10-12 nm


c.24 nm


d.50-70 nm


e.100-120 nm


f.240 nm


g.500-700 nm

b.10-12 nm
Polymers of protein subunits

A-Microtubule


B-Microfilaments


C-Neither

A-Microtubule

B-Microfilaments

Rise from g-actin polymerization

A-Microtubule


B-Microfilaments


C-Neither

B-Microfilaments
Components of cytoskeleton

A-Microtubule


B-Microfilaments


C-Neither

A-Microtubule

B-Microfilaments

Composed of tubulin

A-Microtubule


B-Microfilaments


C-Neither

A-Microtubule


B-Microfilaments

Dynamic structures able to polymerize and depolymerize

A-Microtubule


B-Microfilaments


C-Neither

A-Microtubule

Subunits of centrioles

A-Microtubule


B-Microfilaments


C-Neither

C-Neither
Their walls are composed of protofilaments

A-Microtubule


B-Microfilaments


C-Neither

A-Microtubule
Outer diameter of about 24 nm

A-Microtubule


B-Microfilaments


C-Neither

A-Microtubule
Components of terminal web

A-Microtubule


B-Microfilaments


C-Neither

B-Microfilaments
Present in tonofibrils

A-Tubulin


B-Cytoplasmic dynein


C-Actin


D-Desmin


E-Cytokeratin

E-Cytokeratin
Forms of protofilaments of microtubules

A-Tubulin


B-Cytoplasmic dynein


C-Actin


D-Desmin


E-Cytokeratin

A-Tubulin
Present in epithelial cells

A-Desmin filaments


B-Cytokeratin filaments


C-Vimentin filaments


D-Neurofilaments


E-Glial filaments

B-Cytokeratin filaments
Present in neurons

A-Desmin filaments


B-Cytokeratin filaments


C-Vimentin filaments


D-Neurofilaments


E-Glial filaments

D-Neurofilaments
Present in muscle elements

A-Desmin filaments


B-Cytokeratin filaments


C-Vimentin filaments


D-Neurofilaments


E-Glial filaments

A-Desmin filaments


C-Vimentin filaments

Which of the following statements concerning nuclear envelope is(are) true?

a.Nuclear envelope is composed of a single unit membrane


b.Nuclear pores are surrounded by protein complexes


c.Perinuclear cisternae are continuous with endoplasmic reticulum


d.Nuclear envelope is composed of two unit membranes separated by the perinuclear cistern

b.Nuclear pores are surrounded by protein complexes

c.Perinuclear cisternae are continuous with endoplasmic reticulum


d.Nuclear envelope is composed of two unit membranes separated by the perinuclear cistern

Nuclear envelope is considered a specialized portion of one of the following structure:

a.Golgi complex


b.Nucleolus


c.Plasma membrane


d.Rough endoplasmic reticulum

d.Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Which of the following structures play(s) a role in ribisiomal RNA (rRNA) synthesis?

a.Free polyribosomes


b.Nuclear envelope


c.Nucleolus


d.Phagosomes


e.Lysosomes


f.Rough endoplasmic reticulum


g.Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

c.Nucleolus
Which of the following terms is applied to the smallest chromatin morphologic subunit in eukaryotic cells?

a.Chromosome


b.Euchromatin


c.Genes


d.Heterochromatin


e.Histone


f.Nucleosome


g.Solenoid

f.Nucleosome
Contain nucleosomes

A-Heterochromatin


B-Euchromatin


C-Neither

A-heterochromatin

B-Euchromatin

Stains darkly with acid dyes

A-Heterochromatin


B-Euchromatin


C-Neither

C-Neither
Stains darkly with toluidine blue or hematoxylin

A-Heterochromatin


B-Euchromatin


C-Neither

A-Heterochromatin
Helps attach ribosomes to rough endoplasmic reticulum

A-Ribophorin


B-Lipofuscin


C-Colchicine


D-Euchromatin


E-Heterochromatin


F-Lamin


G-Cytoplasmic dynein


H-Vimentin


I-None of the above

A-Ribophorin
Found in greater amount in cells with a long life-span

A-Ribophorin


B-Lipofuscin


C-Colchicine


D-Euchromatin


E-Heterochromatin


F-Lamin


G-Cytoplasmic dynein


H-Vimentin


I-None of the above

B-Lipofuscin
Inhibits microtubule polymerization

A-Ribophorin


B-Lipofuscin


C-Colchicine


D-Euchromatin


E-Heterochromatin


F-Lamin


G-Cytoplasmic dynein


H-Vimentin


I-None of the above

C-Colchicine
Kinetic protein of MAPs family

A-Ribophorin


B-Lipofuscin


C-Colchicine


D-Euchromatin


E-Heterochromatin


F-Lamin


G-Cytoplasmic dynein


H-Vimentin


I-None of the above

G-Cytoplasmic dynein
Associated with inner surface of nuclear envelope

A-Ribophorin


B-Lipofuscin


C-Colchicine


D-Euchromatin


E-Heterochromatin


F-Lamin


G-Cytoplasmic dynein


H-Vimentin


I-None of the above

F-Lamin
Forms some of intermediate filaments

A-Ribophorin


B-Lipofuscin


C-Colchicine


D-Euchromatin


E-Heterochromatin


F-Lamin


G-Cytoplasmic dynein


H-Vimentin


I-None of the above

F-Lamin

H-Vimentin

More abundant in nuclei with high level of transcription activity

A-Ribophorin


B-Lipofuscin


C-Colchicine


D-Euchromatin


E-Heterochromatin


F-Lamin


G-Cytoplasmic dynein


H-Vimentin


I-None of the above

D-Euchromatin
contain desmin or vimentin

A-microtubules


B-microfilaments


C-neither

A-microtubules B-microfilaments