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  • Question 1 - Which of the following pathology terms refers to programmed cell death? ...

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    • Which of the following pathology terms refers to programmed cell death?

      Your Answer: Apoptosis

      Explanation:

      Apoptosis is described as programmed cell death. The cell release certain proapoptotic mediators that regulate this cell death.

    • This question is part of the following fields:

      • Biochemistry
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  • Question 2 - What is the main biochemical buffer in blood? ...

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    • What is the main biochemical buffer in blood?

      Your Answer: Bicarbonate

      Explanation:

      Bicarbonate is the main buffer in blood.

    • This question is part of the following fields:

      • Biochemistry
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  • Question 3 - With regard to the cell cycle. In what phase do chromatids get cleaved...

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    • With regard to the cell cycle. In what phase do chromatids get cleaved into chromosomes and pulled apart?

      Your Answer: Anaphase

      Explanation:

      Mitosis is the process during which cell division occurs. It is divided into 4 stages:
      – The first stage is the prophase during which the chromosomes condense, mitotic spindles form and the chromosomes pair which each other.
      – The second stage is the metaphase during which the chromatids align at the equatorial plane.
      – The third stage is the anaphase during which the chromatids are separated into 2 daughter chromosomes.
      – The fourth phase is the telophase during which the chromatids decondense and a new nuclear envelop forms around the each of the daughter chromosomes. Cytokinesis is the process during which the cell cytoplasm divides.

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      • Biochemistry
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  • Question 4 - With regard to the cell cycle. In what phase do chromatids get cleaved...

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    • With regard to the cell cycle. In what phase do chromatids get cleaved into chromosomes and pulled apart?

      Your Answer: Anaphase

      Explanation:

      G0 is a resting phase. Interphase (G1,S,G2) is where the cell grows and DNA replication occurs forming chromatids. Mitosis is where cell division occurs and this happens in a the following phases: Prophase Chromatin condenses to chromosomes (paired as chromatids). Mitotic spindle forms Metaphase Chromatids align at the equatorial plane AKA the metaphase plate Anaphase Chromatids pulled apart into 2 constituent daughter chromosomes Telophase New nuclear envelopes form around each daughter chromosome Cytokinesis Cells divide Diagram illustrating Mitosis Image sourced from Wikipedia

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      • Biochemistry
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