Cells Organization And Communication - Visualizing Human Biology | Biology+

Course

Human Biology

Study Pack

Set 1: What Is Life

Set 2: Where Do We Come From and Where Do We Fit

Set 3: Everyday Chemistry of Life

Set 4: Cells: Organization and Communication

Set 6: The Skeletomuscular System

Set 7: The Nervous System

Set 8: The Special Senses

Set 9: Immunity and the Lymphatic System

Set 10: Infectious Disease and Epidemiology

Set 11: The Human Microbiome

Set 13: The Cardiovascular System

Set 14: The Respiratory System: Movement of Air

Set 15: Nutrition: You Are What You Eat

Set 16: The Digestive System

Set 17: The Urinary System

Set 18: The Endocrine System and Development

Set 19: The Reproductive Systems: Maintaining the Species

Set 20: Pregnancy: Development From Conception to Newborn

Set 21: Inheritance, Genetics, and Molecular Biology

Set 4 Cells Organization And Communication

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Set 4 Cells Organization And Communication

(Multiple Choice)

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Name the structure in this illustration.

Name the structure in this illustration. A) flagella B) golgi C) centrioles D) lysosome

A) flagella
B) golgi
C) centrioles
D) lysosome

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(Multiple Choice)

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After vesicles are created in the endoplasmic reticulum, they usually:

A) fuse with the lysosome and digest its vesicular contents.
B) migrate to the cell membrane to release their contents.
C) fuse with the mitochondrion to provide fuel for ATP production.
D) fuse with the golgi complex for further processing of the contents.

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(Multiple Choice)

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What does the structure indicated by the arrow represent?

What does the structure indicated by the arrow represent? A) Nuclear envelope B) Nuclear pore C) Chromatin D) Nucleolus

A) Nuclear envelope
B) Nuclear pore
C) Chromatin
D) Nucleolus

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