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BIOCHEM BRS AND ICS SECTION 2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE D. GIcNAc-phosphate Bacterial pneumonia can be caused by the gram-positive bacteria Streptococcus pneumoniae. Treatment with tunicamycin, which inhibits bacterial cell wall glycoprotein synthesis, blocks the attachment of which of the following to the nascent oligosaccharide core? A. Glucose B. Mannose C. GICNAC D. GIcNAc-phosphate E. A phosphate group C. Segregating membrane or secr...

disadvantage of resin bonded denture- maryland bridge - ANSWERdebonding advantage of a maryland bridge - ANSWERless tooth reduction what is gutta percha made out of - ANSWERzinc oxide what drug increases the concentration of lidocaine in the blood - ANSWERpropanolol best initial treatment for maxillary oroantro fistula (sinus perf) - ANSWERantibiotic and irrigation - depends on the size: <2mm - DO NOTHING; 2-6mm: AB, nasal decongestant and figure 8 suture; 6mm- flap surgery ...

1. bank 2. commercial bank 3. savings & loans 4. credit union 5. mortgage broker 6. mortgage banker - 1. bank - full service 2. commercial bank - originate largest amount of loans without using depositor's funds. 3. savings & loans - smaller local banks that use depositors funds to originate residential mortgage loans. AKA savings bank or thrift 4. credit union - takes deposits from members and pay dividends. Offer high interest rates to depositors and low loan rates to borrowers. 5....

**Disadvantage of a resin bonded denture (Maryland Bridge)? - correct answer Debonding Advantage of a Maryland Bridge? - correct answer Less tooth reduction Gutta percha is made out of? - correct answer Zinc oxide Drug that increase the concentration of lidocaine in the blood? - correct answer propanalol Best initial treatment for Maxillary oroantro fistula? - correct answer abx and irrigation Minimum occlusal reduction for PFM? - correct answer 1.5mm X-rays s...

BCH 403 FINAL TEST QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS The composition of a bilayer has been modified to include 10% cholesterol. Which of the following is true regarding the new properties of the bilayer - Answer-The Tm of the bilayer has not changed AND The rigidity of the cholesterol broadens the transition temperature of the bilayer A integral membrane protein that is expected to b eon the plasma membrane is instead found on the cytoplasm. Which of the following would explain this result ...

Florida Dental Laws Dentists Latest Version Already Passed RDH: Make temp crowns/bridges w/ no occlusal adjustment direct RDH: cement crown/bridge w/ temp cement indirect DA: Make temp crowns/bridges w/ no occlusal adjustment direct DA: pack/remove retraction cord w/o epi direct RDH: pack/remove retraction cord w/o epi direct DA: remove/re-cement loose ortho bands NOT permanently attached to any appliance direct RDH: remove/re-cement loose ortho bands NOT permanently atta...

how is the N-terminus of the polypeptide modified to become a mature protein? - Answer-removal of the N-formyl group from N-fMet ______ are proteins that correct misfolding and suppress incorrect folding as the protein comes out of the E site of rRNA - Answer-chaperones _____ is a chaperone that associates w the ribosome and masks hydrophobic regions so they don't fold with each other prematurely - Answer-trigger factor ______ is a chaperone that helps iron-sulfur centers obtain thei...

TBR - Structure and Function of Viruses Concepts Exam Questions & Answers 2024 Gram stain - ANSWER- Autocrine function - ANSWER-Self-stimulation True or false: CD14 helps transduce a signal from the outside world into the endothelial cell - ANSWER-True The exterior of a rough microsome is equivalent to the - ANSWER-cytosol. This is because the exterior is studded with ribosomes and the topology is similar to that of the RER What is a nuclear localization sequence? - ANSWER-it'...

1. Imagine that you have added the ER retention (KDEL) signal to the C-terminus of a cytoplasmic protein. If the gene was expressed in a cell, predict the final location in which your protein will localize. a. Mitochondria b. ER c. Cytoplasm d. Nucleus: Cytoplasm 2. 2. Which of the following protein is responsible for the ATP dependent uncoating of the clathrin from the nascent vesicle? a. Adaptin b. Hsc 70 c. Rab d. t-SNARE: Hsc 70 3. 3. Coat proteins such as Clathrin would dissociate...

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