What would happen if the sensory neurons in your hand could not transmit a signal?
A. You could feel something touch your fingers but you could not move them.
B. You could move your fingers but you could not feel something touch them.
C. You could still feel something touching your fingers and still be able to move them.
D. You could not move your fingers or feel something touching them.
Answer: B
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A. the ability of a plant to produce its own micronutrients. B. extra uptake of minerals that would fortify the crop for human consumption. C. the evolution of nodule-formation on the crop plant. D. elevated CO2 levels in the atmosphere. E. plants taking up enough minerals that they no longer need to photosynthesize.
All of the following characteristics describe glycoproteins EXCEPT ____
a. Glycoproteins provide support and protection. b. Glycoproteins are the main component of the extracellular matrix. c. Glycoproteins include collagen and fibronectins d. Glycoproteins are produced only on free ribosomes in the cytoplasm. e. Glycoproteins are found in tendons, cartilage, and bone.
Each of the following are steps in the receptor kinase signaling pathway EXCEPT ____
a. a signal molecule binds to a membrane receptor protein b. protein kinase is activated c. GTP donates a phosphate group to an inactive protein kinase d. a specific protein is activated via phosphorylation e. a cellular response is initiated
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)