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CBNS 150 FINAL TEST QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2024/2025 What are the major players of apoptosis? - ANSWERS- Bax - Bcl2 - caspases - cytochrome c - APAF1 - Mitochondria Who is considered "guardian of the genome"? - ANSWERSp53 Why does p53+/+ cells have a lower percent survival after x-irr...

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CBNS 150 FINAL TEST QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS 2024/2025

What are the major players of apoptosis? - ANSWERS- Bax

- Bcl2

- caspases

- cytochrome c

- APAF1

- Mitochondria



Who is considered "guardian of the genome"? - ANSWERSp53



Why does p53+/+ cells have a lower percent survival after x-irradiation than p53-/- cells? -
ANSWERSApoptosis is induced by WT p53 in response to DNA damage



How many different types of cancer are there? - ANSWERSAbout as many as there are different types of
cells in the body, ~200



What are two common features to all types of cancer? - ANSWERS- Deregulation of cell proliferation

- Suppression of apoptosis



What are the discrete steps of apoptosis? - ANSWERS1. Cell shrinkage - condensation of cytoplasm,
chromatin compaction

2. Nuclear disintegration - DNA fragmentation

3. Blebbing - Apoptotic bodies

4. Phagocytosis



True/False: Apoptosis is a messy homicide. - ANSWERSFalse: apoptosis is a neat, tidy suicide

,True/False: Necrosis is a neat, tidy suicide. - ANSWERSFalse: necrosis is a messy homicide



What is the difference between apoptosis and necrosis? - ANSWERS- Apoptosis: cell compaction, no
inflammation, surrounding cells not affected

- Necrosis: Cell swelling, membrane disruption, lysis of the nucleus, inflammation



What proteins carry out apoptosis? - ANSWERSExecutioners



What regulates executioners? - ANSWERSProteases



What are the executioners of apoptosis? - ANSWERSCaspases



What are caspases responsible for? - ANSWERSCarry out the actual killing of the cell and burying the
evidence



True/False: Caspases are part of a large family of cysteine proteases. - ANSWERSTrue



True/False: Caspases cleave substrates at Asp-X bonds - ANSWERSTrue



What are the targets of caspases? - ANSWERS- Actin in cytoskeleton -> blebbing

- Lamins in nuclear matrix -> condensation of chromatin

- ICAD -> release CAD -> nucleus -> digest DNA -> characteristic ladder effect



True/False: Caspases also release Dnase I from actin - ANSWERSTrue



True/False: Caspases is synthesized in an active form as procaspases. - ANSWERSFalse: they are
synthesized in an inactive form

, True/False: Caspases is activated by protease cleavage into large and small subunits which then assemble
into tetramers - ANSWERSTrue



True/False: Initiator caspases lead to the amplification of executioner caspases - ANSWERSTrue



What two pathways activated apoptosis? - ANSWERS1. Extrinsic pathway - signal from outside

2. Intrinsic pathway - signal from inside



What regulates the extrinsic pathway? - ANSWERSCytokines



True/False: The initiator for extrinsic pathways is caspase 9 - ANSWERSFalse: initiator caspase 8



True/False: The initiator for intrinsic pathway is caspase 8 - ANSWERSFalse: Initiator caspase 9



Describe the intrinsic mitochondrial pathway - ANSWERS1. Signal: release of cytochrome C from
mitochondria

2. Cytochrome c binds to Apaf-1, resulting in aggregation and activation of caspase 9

3. Apaf-1, cytochrome c and caspase 9 make up the apoptosome

4. Activated caspase 9 initiates the apoptotic response by activating other caspases



What is apoptosome referred to? - ANSWERSWheel of death



Where is apoptosome assembled? - ANSWERSIn the cytosol when cytochrome c is releases from the
mitochondria and associates with Apaf-1



How is cytochrome c released from the mitochondria? - ANSWERSExact mechanism is not known but it
involves ion channels in the outer mitochondrial membrane which are formed by Bcl and Bax proteins



What are the ion channels in the outer mitochondrial membrane formed by? - ANSWERSBcl and Bax
protein

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