Cell adhesion can often be blocked in vitro by treating cells with specific agents. Which of the following substances would be expected to interfere with cell adhesion mediated by selectins? Trypsin, which digests extracellular proteins EGTA, which binds (sequesters) Ca++ A peptide containing RGD Hyaluronidase, which digests hyaluronic acid

You are working on a laboratory and receive two tissue samples. One from a patient with metastatic cancer and one with a healthy patient. The problem is, they are not labeled, but you have reagents to perform two specific tests on both samples. How do you expect the results of these tests would allow you to tell which one is the sample from the patient with metastatic cancer?

Autoradiography is a technique that allows to track the incorporation of radiolabeled compounds.  In which part(s) of the cell would you expect radiolabeled amino acids to be incorporated?

Which of the following best describes the approximate value for the Michaelis constant (KM) for the enzyme and substrate in the following graph?  

How many N-terminus and C-terminus are on this peptide?  

Arrestins form a small group of proteins that bind _______ and compete for binding to _______ with ____________.

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding our visual sense?

Which of the following statements about molecular chaperones is/are correct

The net energy yield of glycolysis is 2 ATPs. If all the energy produced from two glucoses was used by the sodium-potassium pump Na+ from a cell, how many molecules of Na+ would be removed per molecule of glucose?    

A group of scientists studying fertilized sea urchin eggs finds that a protein appeared and disappeared in these eggs. The degradation of this protein occurs about the same time as the cells finalized the first and second mitotic divisions. They are probably observing _____