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Which type of cell junction allows the passage of ions and small molecules between ajoining cells?
Correct Gap junctions
What type of cartilage connects ribs to sternum?
Correct Hyaline cartilage
Bond which form when two atoms share electrons are called:
Correct Covalent bonds
Most neurons spend their life in which stage of the cell cycle?
G0
What substance surrounds connective tissue fibres and cells?
Correct Ground substance
Which stage of Interphase is the longest and responsible for organelle and protein manufacture?
G1
What bond is formed between sodium and chlorine atoms when sodium donates an electron and chlorine accepts the elctron?
Correct Ionic bond
What process takes place during S phase?
Correct Copying of DNA
Which of the following statements is true?
Correct Elements with unequal numbers of protons and electrons are called ions
Which extracellular fibres are long, straight and very strong?
Correct Collagen fibres
Which type of epithelial tissue is used to line blood vessels and the air sacs in the lungs?
Correct Simple squamous epithelia
Where would you expect to find fibrocartilage?
Correct Separating vertebra and in the knee joint
Which cells secrete connective tissue matrix material (extracellular fibres and ground substance)?
Correct Fibroblasts
What is the name of the bond that holds the two DNA strands together and is responsible for forming secondary protein structures (alpha helices and pleated sheets)?
Correct Hydrogen bonds
What is a Karyotype?
Correct An assembly of all chromsomes in chart form
What name describes the slick, flattened cell shape seen in some epithelial tissue?
Correct Squamous
The bonds which form beyween hydrogen and either oxygen or nitrogen as a result of polar molecules are called:
Correct Hydrogen bonds
At what phase do chromosomes condense and arrange themselves along the centre of a cell?
Metaphase
Reactivity between atoms occurs when:
Correct The outer electron shells are not full of electrons
What is the name of the structure that holds two sister chromatids together prior to nuclear division?
Centromere