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1. Which of the following techniques is most commonly used to locate glyscogen in cells? Methylene blue staining Feulgen's reaction Periodic acid-Schiff (PAS) reaction Enzyme histochemistry Immunohistochemistry - Correct Answer Periodic acid-Schiff (PAS) reaction Which of the f...

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Basic Medical Histology (GMS6630) Unit 1 -
Multiple Choice Questions With Highest Ratings
1. Which of the following techniques is most commonly used to locate glyscogen in cells?

Methylene blue staining

Feulgen's reaction

Periodic acid-Schiff (PAS) reaction

Enzyme histochemistry

Immunohistochemistry - Correct Answer Periodic acid-Schiff (PAS) reaction



Which of the following is the most characteristic type of intermediate filament protein found in epithelial
cells?

Actin

Cytokeratin

Desmin

Glial fibrillary acidic protein

Integrin - Correct Answer Cytokeratin



Which of the following is the location of the electron-transport system?

Cristae

Inner mitochondrial membrane

Intracristal space

Matrix granules

Outer mitochondrial membrane - Correct Answer Inner mitochondrial membrane



Which of the following substances characteristically increases in abundance with increasing age in
terminally differentiated cells such as neurons and muscle?

Cyclin

Desmin

,Lipofuscin

Osmium

Phalloidin - Correct Answer Lipofuscin



How many somatic chromosomes are in a normal human karyotype?

22

23

24

44

46 - Correct Answer 44



A patient with cancer possesses cells that are undergoing mitosis at a very rapid rate. The contractile
rings that are formed during cytokinesis are composed of

thin filaments

intermediate filaments

thick filaments

microtubules

neurofilaments - Correct Answer The answer is thin filaments. Contractile rings, composed of thin
(actin) filaments form around the site where the cleavage furrow forms during telophase. Just prior to
complete separation of the two daughter cells, the midbody forms, which is then incorporated into one
of the two cells. Intermediate filaments, thick filaments, and neurofilaments (intermediate filaments of
neurons) do not participate in the formation of contractile rings. The midbody is composed of polar
microtubules and a bridge of cytoplasm.



Radioautography is the method of choice for revealing which of the following in a tissue section?

Sites of synthesis of various molecules

Molecular weights of products of cell synthesis

Diameter of a secretory cell

Number of copies of a particular species of mRNA

Cell structure in unstained tissue sections - Correct Answer Sites of synthesis of various molecules

, Which of the following structures are organelles formed by the fusion of primary lysosomes and
phagosomes and also sites of active digestion of phagocytosed materials?

Autophagosomes

Heterophagosomes

Secondary lysosomes

Polysomes

Residual bodies - Correct Answer Secondary lysosomes



Which of the following are composed primarily of actin or actin-like proteins?

Basal bodies

Cilia

Cytochalasins

Intermediate filaments

Microfilaments - Correct Answer Microfilaments



Ribosomes are not found in mature red blood cells. From this fact and from knowledge of ribosome
function and distribution which of the following can be deducted?

Mature red blood cells are incapable of protein synthesis

Red blood cells lack nucleoli throughout their life cycle

Mature red blood cells lack cytoplasmic enzymes

Mature red blood cells contain inactive RER

Mature red blood cells contain smooth ER - Correct Answer Mature red blood cells are incapable of
protein synthesis



The agents in which of the following procedures are intended to stabilize tissue structure by coagulating
proteins and promoting cross-linking?

Clearing

Dehydration

Embedding

Fixation

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