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Cell Mol Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. Entails an ordered series of macromolecular events that lead to cell division and production of daughter cells.

a)

A. cell replication

b)

B. Cell Cycle

c)

C. Cell division

d)

D. DNA syntesis

2.

Identical daughter DNA molecules and associated chromosomal proteins that form one chromosomes.

a)

A. Daughter cells

b)

B. Cytokinesis

c)

C. Sister chromatids

d)

D. Centromere

3.

The physical division of cytoplasm

a)

A. Cytokinesis

b)

B. Cell division

c)

C. Mitosis

d)

D. Prophase

4.

1The regulatory subunits of the heterodimeric protein kinases that control cell cycle events

a)

A. Cyclins

b)

B. Kinase

c)

C. Proteasomes

d)

D. Cyclin-dependent kinases

5.

Composed of a regulatory cycling subunit and a catalytic cyclin-dependent kinase subunit, regulate progress of a cell through the cell cycle

a)

A. Cyclins

b)

B. Kinase

c)

C. Proteasomes

d)

D. Cyclin- dependent kinases

6.

A meshwork of lamin filaments located adjacent to the inside of the nuclear envelope

a)

A. Lamin

b)

B. Nuclear lamina

c)

C. Intermediate filaments

d)

D. Nuclear envelope

7.

_______ of the nuclear lamins lead to disintegration of the nuclear lamina meshwork and contributes to disassembly of the nuclear envelope.

a)

A. Polymerization

b)

B. Unlinking

c)

C. Separation

d)

D. Depolymerization

8.

Multiprotein complexes

a)

A. Cohesins

b)

B. Chromatids

c)

C. Chromosomes

d)

D. Securin

9.

The point in the cell cycle at which mammalian cells become committed to entering the S phase and completing the cell cycle

a)

A. START

b)

B. Restriction point

c)

C. Cell proliferation

d)

D. Mitosis

10.

Having the gametic number of chromosomes typically including one of each pair of homologous chromosomes

a)

A. Haploid

b)

B. Diploid

c)

C. Chromatids

d)

D. Mitotic spindle

11.

The two daughter strands would form a new double strands DNA molecule and the parental duplex would remain intact.

a)

A. Conservative mechanism

b)

B. Templates

c)

C. Semi conservative mechanism

d)

D. DNA replication

12.

Can occur from trisomy of chromosome 21

a)

A. Down syndrome

b)

B. Edward syndrome

c)

C. Klinefelter Syndrome

d)

D. Patau syndrome

13.

A protein that inhibits degradation of the cross-linking proteins between sister chromatids

a)

A. Cohesins

b)

B. Securin

c)

C. Chromosomes

d)

D. Chromatids

14.

1. The parental strand are permanently separated and each form of duplex molecule with the daughter strands base-paired to it.

a)

A. Conservative mechanism

b)

B. Templates

c)

C. Semi conservative mechanism

d)

D. DNA Replication

15.

Occur during the meiotic division that generates human egg.

a)

A. Nondisjunction

b)

B. Mitosis

c)

C. Meiosis

d)

D. Anaphase

16.

Prevents entry into anaphase when just a single kinetochore of one chromatids fails to associate properly with spindle microtubules.

a)

A. Unreplicated DNA checkpoint

b)

B. MPF Activation

c)

C. Depolymerization

d)

D. Spindle -assembly checkpoint

17.

Becomes associated with the spindle pole body closest to the daughter cell bud

a)

A. GTPase

b)

B. TEM1

c)

C. GTPase accelerating protein

d)

D. GEF

18.

Activates TEM1, localized to the cortex of the bud and is absent from the mother cell.

a)

A. Guanosine nucleotide exchange factor (GEF)

b)

B. TEM1

c)

C. GTPase

d)

D. CDK

19.

Block progression through the cell cycle until the damage is repaired.

a)

A. DNA-damage checkpoint

b)

B. MPF replication

c)

C. Depolymerization

d)

D. Unreplicated DNA checkpoint

20.

Generates haploid germ cells (egg and sperm) which can then fuse to generate a diploid zygote.

a)

Mitosis

b)

Meiosis