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Cellular Organization part 3

Explore Cellular Organization Part 3 with detailed insights into cell structure, functions, and key concepts of life sciences. Perfect for CSIR NET, GATE, and competitive exams preparation

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A secretory protein with mutated signal peptide will most likely:

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Which step is energy-dependent in vesicle fusion?

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The protein โ€œlaminโ€ belongs to which cytoskeletal family?

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Nuclear export requires:

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GPI anchors attach proteins to:

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Which cytoskeletal filament is most resistant to detergents?

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Which complex powers retrograde movement along microtubules?

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Which organelle is semi-autonomous but NOT fully independent?

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Lysosomal enzymes are active at:

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Nuclear pore complex size limit for passive diffusion is:

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The โ€œcisternal maturation modelโ€ explains transport through:

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Which of the following statements about mitochondria is FALSE?

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Signal recognition particle (SRP) functions in:

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Actin stress fibers are connected to ECM through:

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Which protein facilitates retrograde transport of proteins from Golgi to ER?

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Proteins degraded by proteasome are usually tagged with:

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Calnexin/calreticulin cycle in ER is mainly for:

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Peroxisome biogenesis defect causes:

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Phagocytosis is mainly carried out by:

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A mutation in tubulin that prevents GTP hydrolysis would result in:

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Which of the following pathways is default if no signal is present?

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COPI vesicles mediate transport from:

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Lysosomal storage diseases often arise due to defect in:

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SNARE complex functions in:

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Rab proteins function in:

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Chloroplast DNA resembles:

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Rubisco enzyme is found in:

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Protein import into mitochondria requires:

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F1 particle of ATP synthase is located in:

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Cardiolipin is found mainly in:

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Which nucleolus sub-compartment is site of rRNA transcription?

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Nuclear matrix primarily contains:

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Which RNA polymerase synthesizes tRNA in eukaryotes?

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Ran-GTP is required for:

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NLS is usually rich in

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Which cytoskeletal element is most important for nuclear lamina?

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Actin filament barbed (+) end grows by:

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Which drug stabilizes microtubules?

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Microtubule plus-end binding protein is:

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The nucleation of actin filaments is regulated by:

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Glycosylation starts in:

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Brefeldin A primarily disrupts:

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Mutation in dynamin protein would primarily block:

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Which signal directs proteins to peroxisomes?

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COPII vesicles mediate transport:

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Aquaporins allow movement of:

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Which type of transport does Glucose uptake by GLUT4 follow?

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The Naโบ/Kโบ-ATPase pump exports:

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FRAP (Fluorescence Recovery After Photobleaching) is primarily used to study:

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Cholesterol in plasma membrane mainly functions to:

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