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Chapter 8 Multiple choice Questions
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Insulin is made in which of the following ways?
As a preproinsulin protein which is modified as it is moved through the cell to the plasma membrane.
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From the products of the expression of two separate genes.
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From the products of genes expressed in the nucleus and mitochondria.
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As a preproinsulin protein which is modified in the nucleus.
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The structure of active insulin is which of the following?
A homodimer held together by cystine bridges.
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A heterodimer held together by cystine bridges.
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A heterotrimer held together by cysteine bridges.
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A monomer.
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Which of the following is true about insulin production?
Insulin is released from the cell as soon as it is produced.
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Insulin is slowly but constitutively released from the cell.
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Insulin release is regulated and involves vesicular storage and transport.
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Insulin is only ever expressed when needed.
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The insulin receptor has which of the following structures?
It is a tetramer with an α
2
β
2
structure.
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It is a monomer.
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It is a dimer.
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It is a homo-tetramer with an α
4
structure.
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Insulin is perceived at which cellular location?
Plasma membrane.
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Mitochondria.
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Nucleus.
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Endoplasmic reticulum
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The insulin receptor is which of the following?
A receptor with seven α-helices (7TM receptor).
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A G protein coupled receptor.
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A nuclear steroid receptor.
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A receptor tyrosine kinase (RTK).
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Lack of insulin production causes which of the following?
Type 1 diabetes.
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Type 2 diabetes.
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Cholera.
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Whooping cough.
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Which of the following is
not
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Perception of insulin can alter rates of gene expression.
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Perception of insulin can alter rates of metabolism.
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Perception of insulin can cause the production of PtdInsP
3
in membranes.
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Perception of insulin can only cause one effect in cells
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Glucagon is which of the following?
A steroid hormone.
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A peptide hormone comprising of 29 amino acids.
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A peptide hormone comprising of two subunits.
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A gas.
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Glucagon is perceived in cells by the use of which of the following?
A nuclear receptor.
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A RTK.
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A steroid receptor.
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A GPCR.
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