The drug administration route demonstrating the slowest onset of action is
A. inhalation
B. transdermal
C. intramuscular
D. sublingual
E. intravenous
B. transdermal
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Place the class I processing pathway in the correct order
a. Peptides exported from the ER by TAP > peptides are digested by the proteasome > peptides are loaded onto class I > class I is exported to the cell surface b. Proteins are digested by the proteasome > peptides are imported into the ER by TAP > peptides are loaded onto MHC class I > class I is exported to the cell surface c. MHC class I moves from the cell surface to the lysosome by endocytosis > class I bound peptides are replaced with antigenic peptides in the lysosome > class I returns to the cell surface d. Proteins are degraded by TAP > peptides are imported into the lysosome by the proteasome > peptide-MHC class I complexes are exported to the cell surface e. MHC class I is transported to the ER by TAP > proteins in the ER are degraded into peptides by the proteasome > peptides bind MHC class I in the ER and the complex is exported to the cell surface What will be an ideal response
Which of the following are characteristics of apoptosis?
A. Membrane blebbing B. Swelling of the cytoplasm C. Increased metabolism D. Release of cellular contents into the extracellular space E. All of the above
Ballistic stretching
a. is done with slow, gentle, and smooth movements. b. provides the force necessary to lengthen muscles. c. is easy and safe for most individuals to perform. d. has a low risk for ligaments to be overstretched.
The most effective way to avoid infection by sexually transmitted diseases is
A. avoidance of needle sharing. B. abstinence and monogamy. C. low doses of antibiotics. D. implants.