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| Which nonspecific defence cell specializes in attacking cancer cells and virus infected cells |
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| b lymphocytes develop immune imcopetence in the |
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| Part of the digestive system that is LEAST involved in the breaking down of food and absorption of nutrients |
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| What statement is true regarding Metaphase I of Meoisis I? |
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| Homologous pairs align randomly on the spindle equator with a mix of paternal and maternal homologs destined for each of the daughter cells. |
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| 70% of the synthesis of semen comes from |
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Which of the following occurs in two stages?
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| The parmesonephric ducts develop into the ________ |
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| What is the function of the follicular cells ? |
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| Independent assortment is responsible for ______ |
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| Signigicant source of genetic variation only during meosis I. |
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| Dartos and cremaster muscles are important to the integrity of the male reproductive system. which of the following is true about the role they play? |
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| They regulate temperature for testes. |
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Multiple allele inheritance
Example |
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| stops or hides expression of other allele. |
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| Duct system of male reproductive system includes all but which of the following? |
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| Which disease is a dominant rececive disease? |
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Normal vision is dictated by autosomal dominant genes |
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| Rare dwarfism is referred as |
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| A disease where there is a sticky mucus production |
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Blood type of a child whos parents are
A(IAi) and B(IBi) |
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| Which of the following is part of the second line of defences against microorganisms? |
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| Which of the following is not a surface barrier to pathogen influency? |
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| Saliva and lacrimal fluids contains this enzyme that destroys bacteria... |
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| Match the following infamatory response term with the correct causing activity... |
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| process of which blood cells are attracted to the site of injuiry. |
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| Which of the following is not a compliment activation pathway? |
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| Which is the rule of interferon in defense against diseases? |
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| Protect cells that have not yet been infected. |
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| dendritic cells and macrophages kill by ingestion |
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| Which of the following is not a function of the inflammatory response? |
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| Replaces injured tissue with CT |
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| The main site of gas exchange is the |
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| Exchanged during normal breathing |
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| Which maintains the structure of the trachea |
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| Which of the following refers to the movement of air into the lungs and out |
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| air moves into the lungs because |
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| gas pressure becomes lower and the diaphram contracts |
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| most inspired particles such as dust particles fail to reach the lungs because |
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| the erythrocyte count increases after a while when an individual goes from low to high altitudes |
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| concentration of oxygen is lower in high altitutes |
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| Which of the following anchors the vocal cords. |
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| Oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged in the lungs through membranes by |
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| The paired lungs occupy the mediastrium of the thoracic cavity. |
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| Considered an neuroendocrine organ _________ |
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| Water soluble hormones have the shortest half-lives. |
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| Hypothalamic - hypophyseal tract |
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| connector between the posterior lobe and the hypothalamus via a nerve bundle. It runs through the infidibulum. |
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| the primary funtion of cellular respiration is ______ |
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| break down food molecules and secreat ATP |
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| Fats help absorb all vitamins |
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| respiratory burst produced by activated macrophages release free radicals which are effective at allergy. |
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| whic of the following mechanism produces the most ATP during cellular respiration.? |
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| anabolism includes reactions in which |
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| larger molecules or stroctures are built from smaller ones |
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| Cholesterol, though is not an energy molecule, has an importance inthe body because |
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| is a stabilizing companent of the plasma membrane and is the parent molecule of steroids. |
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| the molecule tht serves as the major source of fuel for neurons and blood cells is |
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| the corpsule is made up as ......... |
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| Bowrious capsule and slomerous |
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| the ___ artery lies on the boundary between the cortex and the medulla of the kidneys |
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| the kidneys are stimulated to produce renin when |
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| by the decrease in blood pressure |
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| which is not a function of the urinary system |
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| eliminates solid, indigested wates |
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