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Biology 353 Exam 1: Hubert Schwabl
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In Negative Feedback control systems - Ans:✔✔-The value of the controlled variable fluctuates around a

narrow range of set-point value


The concept of homeostasis is best defined as - Ans:✔✔-The tendency of organisms to maintain a

constant internal milieu


Blood glucose concentrations are regulated by the hormones insulin and glucagon. When the blood

glucose levels increase after eating a carbohydrate-rich meal, insulin secretion increases and causes

blood glucose to decrease towards set point concentrations by stimulating the uptake of glucose into

tissues (Such as liver/skeletal muscle). In terminology of control systems which of the following

statements is correct? - Ans:✔✔-Glucose concentrations represents the "regulated variable", insulin the

"Pathway" to the effector, and the tissues the "effectors'"


An example of negative feedback regulation at the cellular level is the rhythmic expression of clock genes

in the clock cells. Here transcription and translation of the Per gene into the PER proteins cycles with a

rhythm of about 24 hours. Which component of this loop is the controlled variable. - Ans:✔✔-PER

protein concentration


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Which of the following best represents the distribution of ions in the ECF and ICF of animals? - Ans:✔✔-

Na+ High in the ECF, K+High in the ICF, A- (anions) High in the ICF


According to Fick's equation the diffusion rate of solutes through a cell membrane increases with -

Ans:✔✔-Increased concentration gradient of the solute. Greater Permeability of the membrane for the

solute. High lipid solubility of the solute.


A mammalian cell membrane composed of 75% phospholipids and 25% proteins is likely to: - Ans:✔✔-Be

found in cells that associate themselves with the axons of neurons to "electrically" insulate them from

the ECF


Based on the Nernst equation the equilibrium potentials across the neuron membranes results in values

of +60mv for Na+ AND -90mv for K+. The difference in sign of voltage (positive versus negative) result

from: - Ans:✔✔-The opposite concentration gradient for Na+ and K+ (check this one)


The principle cause of depolarization of a nerve cell is - Ans:✔✔-An increase in membrane permeability

for Na+


Action potential generally originate at a location called axon hillock because - Ans:✔✔-The hillock

contains the highest number of voltage-gated K+ Channels. The hillock has the highest number of

voltage-gated Na+ channels.


The absolute refractory period of a neuron - Ans:✔✔-Is caused by Na+ channels being closed, and no

action potential can occur because these channels are inactivated


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