What kinds of organisms perform cellular respiration?What kinds of organisms perform cellular respiration?
41 Which of the statements below are false with respect to gene probe technology?
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B.The ViraPap test is a commercially available gene probe test for detecting human papilloma virus (HPV), the virus that causes genital warts.
C. A similar technique can be used to conduct water-quality tests based on the detection of coliform bacteria such as E. coli
D. gene probes and PCR have been useful is in the detection of human immunodeficiency virus (H1V).
E. None of the above
42. When gene probe analysis becomes more widely accepted it will allow the identification of
A. Salmonella,
B. Shigella
C. Vibrio .
D. All of the above
43. Gene probe technology
A Is described as “exquisitely accurate”
B. Have a high degree of discrimination and reliability as strong as older identification methods.
C Allows one to get a result in a few short hours instead of many days
D. Is extremely sensitive
E. All of the above
44. Gene probe assays are widely available in kit forms for a variety of bacterial species except
A. Staphylococci
B. Haemophilus
C. Listeria
D Mycobacterium, and Neisseria
E Fungi (such as Blastomyces, Coccidioides, and Histoplasma).
45. The future value of gene probes will depend in part on
A. The development of ways to minimize false-positive reactions due to contamination
B. Methods of increasing the sensitivity of tests
C. On mechanisms for enhancing the signals from probes bound to their target molecules.
D. All of the above
E A & C only
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46. With respect to interpreting BLAST search results, when you do a BLAST search BLAST will come back with a result, that includes
A. The reference of the search program
B. The number of letters in your sequence C. The number of letters in the database D. A graphic representation of the sequence matches E. A list of matches sorted with the best matching sequences shown first F. All of the above
G. A, C & E only
47. In interpreting BLAST results select the answer below that is false.
A. If BLAST returns an E-value that is very small or close to zero, then you probably have a meaningful match that is not due to random chance. B. Since each match therefore contains 2 bits of information (and only 1 is correct out of 4 possibles), then the higher the score, the better is the match.
C. To interpret the matches, you therefore need to pay attention to whether the E-value is reasonably small
D. Two or more sequences may match extremely well but appear to belong to completely different species. E. None of the above
48. The process by which energy is obtained directly from sunlight and stored in organic compounds is called…
A. Transpiration
B. Photosynthesis
C. Accessory pigmentation
D. Respiration
E. Crassulacean acid metabolism
49. Organisms that manufacture their own food from inorganic substances and energy (photosynthesize and/or chemosythesize) are called…
A. Heterotrophs
B. Protists
C. Tertiary consumers
D. Autotrophs
E. Fungi
50 All living things *indirectly* get their food from…
A. Photosynthesis
B. Particle spin
C. Only chemosynthesis
D. Pigments
E. Water
51. What kinds of organisms perform cellular respiration?
A. Animals only
B. Plants only
C. All of them
D. Crustaceans only
52. The initial reactions in photosynthesis are known collectively as…
A. Thylakenisis
B. The light reactions
C. The Muller-Cooper reactions
D. The dark reactions
E. The Calvin pathway
53. The (blanks) of photosynthesis are the (blanks) of cellular respiration.
A. Pigments, products
B. Electrons, protons
C. Nucleotides, nitrogen bases
D. Products, reactants
E. Reactants, products
53. An orange carrot…
A. Refracts yellow light
B. Reflects all wavelengths of light except orange
C. Transmits blue and green light
D. Absorbs all wavelengths of light except orange
E. Absorbs violet light, but reflects red and green light
54. Photophosphorylation involves ATP
A. Production during the light reaction of photosynthesis
B. Breakdown during the light reaction of photosynthesis
C. Formation during the dark reaction of photosynthesis
D. Breakdown during the dark reaction of photosynthesis
55. The net equation for photosynthesis produces
A. Water and carbon dioxide
B. Water and oxygen
C. Carbohydrate and carbon dioxide
D. Carbohydrate and oxygen
56. As far as the light reaction of photosynthesis is concerned, what is the role of oxygen?
A. It is a necessary reactant.
B. It is a waste product.
C. It is a product that is then utilized in the dark reaction.
D. It is not involved as a product or a reactant.
57. The essential initial role of light in initiating the light reaction of photosynthesis is to produce
A. Free neutrons
B. Free electrons
C. Free oxygen
D. ATP
58. True or False question
The proper way to focus a microscope is to start with the highest power objective (100X) first.
A. True
B. False
59. Resolving power is the ability to discern two objects as being distinct objects.
A. True
B. False
60. Which of the Statements below is false? A. Resolving power is also influenced by the NA of the objective. B. The air space between the slide and lens can be replaced by a drop of immersion oil which has a different refractive index than air. C. The use of oil immersion is an absolute necessity when using the 40X objective. D. When using the 40X and 100X objectives, only use the fine focus.