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Plasma membrane has the following functions: a)Selectively permeable barrier of cell

B)Site for cellular receptors


C)Cell adhesion surface


D)Facilitates transport of ions


E)Primary site of protein synthesis

a)Selectively permeable barrier of cell

B)Site for cellular receptors


C)Cell adhesion surface


D)Facilitates transport of ions

Which of the following is the location of mitochondrial DNA?

A)Cristae


B)F1 subunits


C)Inner mitochondrial membrane


D)Intracristal space


E)Mitochondrial granules


F)Mitochondrial matrix


G)Outer mitochondrial membrane

F)Mitochondrial matrix
4.Which of the following is the location of concentrated Ca2+ ions in mitochondria? a)Cristae

b)F1 subunits


c)Inner mitochondria membrane


d)Intracristal space


e)Mitochondrial granules


f)Mitochondrial matrix


g)Outer mitochondrial membrane

e)Mitochondrial granules
5.Form shelflike or tubular projections into matrix

A-Mitochondrial matrix


B-Mitochondrial granules


C-Inner mitochondrial membrane


D-Outer mitochondrial membrane


E-None of the above

C-Inner mitochondrial membrane
Site of calcium ion sequestration

A-Mitochondrial matrix


B-Mitochondrial granules


C-Inner mitochondrial membrane


D-Outer mitochondrial membrane


E-None of the above

B-Mitochondrial granules
Location of globular structures with ATP synthetase activity

A-Mitochondrial matrix


B-Mitochondrial granules


C-Inner mitochondrial membrane


D-Outer mitochondrial membrane


E-None of the above

C-Inner mitochondrial membrane
Location of Krebs cycle enzymes

A-Mitochondrial matrix


B-Mitochondrial granules


C-Inner mitochondrial membrane


D-Outer mitochondrial membrane


E-None of the above

A-Mitochondrial matrix

C-Inner mitochondrial membrane

The synthesis of all protein is initiated on which of the following cellular components?

a)Free polyribosomes


b)Golgi complex


c)Ribophorin


d)Rough endoplasmic reticulum


e)Signal recognition particles


f)Unit membranes

a)Free polyribosomes
Which of the following is the site of initial glycosylation of secretory proteins?

a)Golgi complex


b)Free polyribosomes


c)Mitochondria


d)Rough endoplasmic reticulum


e)Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

d)Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Which of the following is the site of principal glycosylation of secretory proteins?

a)Golgi complex


b)Free polyribosomes


c)Mitochondria


d)Rough endoplasmic reticulum


e)Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

a)Golgi complex
Which of the following pairs of functions are associated with the Golgi complex? a)Production of energy and glycogen synthesis b)Production of energy and lipid synthesis c)Glycosylation and packaging of secretory products

d)Glycosylation and sulphation of secretory products


e)Synthesis and concentration of lipids f)Phagocytosis and receptor recycling g)Protein synthesis and packaging of secretory products

c)Glycosylation and packaging of secretory products

d)Glycosylation and sulphation of secretory products

Which of the following descriptions are true of autophagosome?

a)Allows extracellular materials to enter cells b)Contains densely packed, inactive hydrolytic enzymes


c)Contains aging or damaged organelles d)Contains acid phosphatase


e)Is surrounded by membrane derived from endoplasmic reticulum (smooth)


f)Provides amino acids for protein synthesis by fusing with the rough endoplasmic reticulum

c)Contains aging or damaged organelles

e)Is surrounded by membrane derived from endoplasmic reticulum (smooth)

Which of the following descriptions are true of heterophagosome?

a)Allows extracellular materials to enter cell b)Contains densely packed, inactive hydrolytic enzymes


c)Contains aging or damaged organelles d)Contains acid phosphatase


e)Is surrounded by membrane derived from cell membrane


f)Provides amino acids for protein synthesis by fusing with the rough endoplasmic reticulum

a)Allows extracellular materials to enter cell

e)Is surrounded by membrane derived from cell membrane

Which functions are performed by lysosomes? a)Nucleic acid hydrolysis

b)Protein degradation


c)Protein glycosylation


d)Destruction of damaged cell organelles e)Destruction of bacteria

a)Nucleic acid hydrolysis

b)Protein degradation


d)Destruction of damaged cell organelles e)Destruction of bacteria

Site of segregation of proteins for secretion

A-Golgi complex


B-Free polyribosomes


C-Mitochondria


D-Rough endoplasmic reticulum


E-Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

D-Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Organelles taking part in steroid hormone synthesis

A-Golgi complex


B-Free polyribosomes


C-Mitochondria


D-Rough endoplasmic reticulum


E-Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

C-Mitochondria

E-Smooth endoplasmic reticulum



Site of exogenous or endogenous substances detoxification

A-Golgi complex


B-Free polyribosomes


C-Mitochondria


D-Rough endoplasmic reticulum


E-Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

E-Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
Site of energy production in cell

A-Golgi complex


B-Free polyribosomes


C-Mitochondria


D-Rough endoplasmic reticulum


E-Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

C-Mitochondria
Site of glycosaminoglycans sulphation

A-Golgi complex


B-Free polyribosomes


C-Mitochondria


D-Rough endoplasmic reticulum


E-Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

A-Golgi complex
Site of first steps in glycosylation of secretory proteins

A-Golgi complex


B-Free polyribosomes


C-Mitochondria


D-Rough endoplasmic reticulum


E-Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

D-Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Site of signal sequence synthesis

A-Golgi complex


B-Free polyribosomes


C-Mitochondria


D-Rough endoplasmic reticulum


E-Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

B-Free polyribosomes
Site of drug detoxification

A-Golgi complex


B-Free polyribosomes


C-Mitochondria


D-Rough endoplasmic reticulum


E-Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

E-Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
Always membrane-limited

a.Organelles


b.Cytoplasmic inclusions


c.Neither

a.Organelles
Often act as storage depots of various metabolites

a.Organelles


b.Cytoplasmic inclusions


c.Neither

b.Cytoplasmic inclusions
Supporting structures of cytoplasm

a.Organelles


b.Cytoplasmic inclusions


c.Neither

c.Neither
Serous granules

a.Organelles


b.Cytoplasmic inclusions


c.Neither

c.Neither
Contain enzymes taking parts in metabolic activity of cell

a.Organelles


b.Cytoplasmic inclusions


c.Neither

a.Organelles
Often represent temporary components of cell

a.Organelles


b.Cytoplasmic inclusions


c.Neither

b.Cytoplasmic inclusions
Which of the following is the site of actin and tubulin synthesis?

A) Centrioles


B)Free polyribosomes


C)Mitochondria


D)Rough endoplasmic reticulum


E)Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

B)Free polyribosomes