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QUESTION 22 Which compartments are topologically equivalent with the nucleus? OA. ER and mitochondria B. Cytoplasm, ER and lysosomes C. Cytoplasm only Golgi and ER E. Extracellular space and cytoplasm D.

QUESTION 22 Which compartments are topologically equivalent with the nucleus? OA. ER and mitochondria B. Cytoplasm, ER and lysosomes C. Cytoplasm only Golgi and ER E. Extracellular space and cytoplasm D.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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QUESTION 22 Which compartments are topologically equivalent with the nucleus? OA. ER and mitochondria B. Cytoplasm, ER and lysosomes C. Cytoplasm only Golgi and ER Extracellular space and cytoplasm E. QUESTION 23 Which of the following protein are found on the outer coat of vesicles budding from the ER? OA. COPII proteins OB. +SNARES OC. Sar1 OD. Sec61 OE. Clathrin QUESTION 24 If you were studying protein secretion in yeast and identified a mutant in which secretory vesicles appeared to attach to the cytoplasmic face of the plasma membrane but never fused with the plasma membrane, which of the following proteins would you hypothesize is defective? O A. Rab OB. Sar1 OC. Sec 23 OD-t-SNARE QUESTION 25
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 22 Which compartments are topologically equivalent with the nucleus? OA. ER and mitochondria B. Cytoplasm, ER and lysosomes C. Cytoplasm only Golgi and ER Extracellular space and cytoplasm E. QUESTION 23 Which of the following protein are found on the outer coat of vesicles budding from the ER? OA. COPII proteins OB. +SNARES OC. Sar1 OD. Sec61 OE. Clathrin QUESTION 24 If you were studying protein secretion in yeast and identified a mutant in which secretory vesicles appeared to attach to the cytoplasmic face of the plasma membrane but never fused with the plasma membrane, which of the following proteins would you hypothesize is defective? O A. Rab OB. Sar1 OC. Sec 23 OD-t-SNARE QUESTION 25
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