A) bacterial cells.
B) animal cells.
C) plant cells.
D) animal and plant cells.
E) all cells.
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A) phospholipids;DNA
B) DNA;proteins
C) peptidoglycan;phospholipids
D) peptidoglycan;proteins
E) phospholipids;proteins
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A) bacterial cells.
B) animal cells.
C) plant cells.
D) animal and plant cells.
E) all cells.
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A) cheek cell
B) single-cell protist
C) animal cell
D) plant cell
E) bacterial cell
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A) there are hundreds of types in the human body.
B) they are very specific in the type of molecule they transfer.
C) they are embedded in the cell membrane.
D) they allow large molecules to pass across the cell membrane.
E) they help small hydrophobic molecules to pass across the cell membrane.
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A) large.
B) ions.
C) hydrophilic.
D) uncharged molecules.
E) All molecules can cross the cell membrane by simple diffusion.
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A) Alexander Fleming was the first to study it scientifically.
B) it is produced by bacteria.
C) it was the first medical antibiotic.
D) it revolutionized medicine.
E) it works against gram-positive bacteria.
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A) bacterial cells.
B) animal cells.
C) plant cells.
D) animal and plant cells.
E) all cells.
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A) interfering with the ability of bacterial cells to take in nutrients.
B) interfering with the formation of peptidoglycan.
C) interfering with protein formation in bacterial cells.
D) breaking up the DNA in a bacterial cell.
E) breaking up the cell membrane.
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A) will enter the cell.
B) will move out of the cell.
C) will neither move in or out of the cell.
D) will leave the cell,bind salt in the water,and then re-enter the cell.
E) will enter the cell,bind salts in the cytoplasm,and then leave the cell.
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A) nucleus.
B) Golgi apparatus.
C) rough ER.
D) smooth ER.
E) mitochondria.
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A) bacterial cells.
B) animal cells.
C) plant cells.
D) animal and plant cells.
E) all cells.
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A) it is a boundary between the environment and the cytoplasm.
B) it is semipermeable.
C) it is stiff and rigid.
D) it is made of phospholipids.
E) it contains proteins that can transport nutrients in and out.
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A) bacteria
B) viruses
C) humans
D) plants
E) fungi
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A) membrane synthesis;intact membranes
B) cell wall synthesis;swelling and rupturing of the cell
C) protein synthesis;an inability to make protein
D) osmosis;dehydration (a lack of internal water)
E) cell division;old age
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A) cell membrane
B) ribosomes
C) DNA
D) cell membrane and ribosomes
E) cell membrane,ribosomes,and DNA
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A) by the nucleus.
B) only by eukaryotes.
C) by the Golgi apparatus.
D) by the ribosomes.
E) anywhere in the cytoplasm.
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