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203.
If 100 somatic cells of higher animals are allowed
to divide once in
2H
2O (water containing only
deuterium), _____ of the cells will have only
DNA containing deuterium.
A.
none
C.
one half
B.
one fourth
D.
all
204.
Ultimately, sythesis of protein requires:
A.
DNA.
C.
protein.
B.
RNA.
D.
all of the above.
DIRECTIONS: Read each passage carefully, study each
table, chart, or formula, then answer the question follow-
ing it. Eliminate those choices that you think to be incor-
rect and mark the letter of your choice on the answer
sheet.
Maloney sarcoma tumors were implanted in Brown
Norway (BN), Lewis (Le), and Lewis-Brown Norway
(LBN) rats. Studies were then done to determine the
types and amounts of host serum antibodies produced
against the protein components of the virus contained in
the tumor cells. The following data are from one such
experiment.
ANTIPROTEIN 30 ACTIVITY IN SERA
OF TUMOR BEARING BN, Le, and LBN RATS
Mg Equivalent Anti-p30 Antibody
AgB
Day 25
Day 31
Host
Phenotype
Post Implant
Post Implant
BN
3/3
3.5 ± 0.8
5.3 ± 1.7
LBN
1/3
2.4 ± 0.4
4.5 ± 1.4
Le
1/1
0.4 ± 0.1
0.4 ± 0.2
205.
The following statements are related to the infor-
mation presented. Select the statement supported
by the information given.
A.
Brown Norway rats produced more anti-p30
antibody at both 25 and 31 days than the
other two hosts.
B.
On the basis of this information, Brown
Norway rats are more resistant to cancer
than either LBN or Le rats.
C.
All three hosts produced more anti-p30 anti-
body at 31 days than they did at 25 days.
D.
An AgB phenotype containing threes seems
to be related to lower anti-p30 production
The graphs represent experimental results obtained
when the pituitary gland was removed (A), the ovaries
were removed (B), and lesions were placed in the hypo-
thalamus (C), that part of the brain most closely related
to the pituitary gland. The hormones LH and prolactin
were measured in blood by radioimmunoassay.
206.
It can be concluded from these results that:
A.
prolactin is produced by the ovaries.
B.
LH release stimulates prolactin release.
C.
ovarian hormones inhibit LH release, but not
prolactin release.
D.
presence of the ovaries inhibits removal of
LH from the blood.
The urophysis of teleosts secretes a neurohormone
directly into the blood circulatory system. This secretory
apparatus is believed functional in osmoregulation in
fishes from marine and freshwater habitats. Fifteen blue-
back herring (Pseudoharengus aestivalis) were main-
tained in a marine aquarium at temperatures of
40°–45°C. The fish were subjected to increasing salt
concentration to a final concentration equal to twice that
of seawater. At each concentration four of twelve uro-
physes were dissected and extracted, and electrophoresis
on polyacrylamide gels were performed. Two specific
bands of protein were identified as being specific to the
urophysis. The amount of protein was determined by
microdensitometry. The results are shown in the graph.
207.
The experiment indicates that:
A.
the protein material was unaltered in the
urophysis of fish subjected to varying con-
centrations of seawater.
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