How would an inhibitor of actin polymerization affect phagocytosis and clathrin-mediated endocytosis?
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A centrosome is?
A centrosome is?
The G2 cell cycle checkpoint detects?
The G2 cell cycle checkpoint detects?
The resting plasma membrane potential as described by the Ne…
The resting plasma membrane potential as described by the Nernst equation is the sum of the movement of many ions. However, in practice, the movement of _______, a single ion, is the major component determining membrane potential.
The pH of endosomes and lysosomes is?
The pH of endosomes and lysosomes is?
In which cell types do G1 and G2 not take place?
In which cell types do G1 and G2 not take place?
In the absence of growth factor, most animal cells will stop…
In the absence of growth factor, most animal cells will stop the cell cycle at a restriction point in what stage?
You are studying a transporter found only in the apical plas…
You are studying a transporter found only in the apical plasma membrane of epithelial cells. You treat the epithelial cells with a synthetic peptide that is similar to the extracellular domain of a tight junction protein. The transporter is now found in both the apical and basolateral domains of the plasma membrane. What is the most likely mechanism by which the peptide disturbs the localization of the transporter?
How do you predict an inhibitor of H+ pumps would affect the…
How do you predict an inhibitor of H+ pumps would affect the delivery and release of cholesterol within cells via endocytosis?
Which statement about protein kinase A (PKA) is false?
Which statement about protein kinase A (PKA) is false?