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You receive an adrenalectomy as your first specimen of the day.  After reading the requisition accompanying this case, you realize this patient has a history of a malignant pheochromocytoma.  This tumor has invaded the adrenal cortex.  Would an appropriate stage be pT2b?

Please see Image 1, which shows the number of predator attacks on mice with different fur colors in coastal sand and inland forest habitats. Does this adaptation of varying fur colors in different regions show an advantageous adaptation against predation?   Image 1.Predation attacks on beach and inland habitat.

You grossly examine the cut surfaces of an adrenal tumor arising in the cortex.   You determine the greatest dimension of this mass to be 6.5 cm.  You further discover there is a strong possibility that this tumor has invaded through the adrenal capsule and involved the immediately adjacent adipose tissue. Based on these findings, would the stage be a pT3? 

Recalling the adrenal gland lecture pictures, you may be able to grossly differentiate a carcinoma from an adenoma if the lesion was__________________.

For questions 32-38 refer to the word bank below to answer the question.Enter your response exactly as it appears in the word bank, including the number and wording. (Example: 1. Amino Acid must be written as 1. Amino Acid.) Question: This is the opening in the nucleus that allows molecules to pass between the nucleus and the rest of the cell.   Word Bank A. Carrier ProteinB. Tight JunctionC. Amino AcidsD. Gap JunctionsE. Phosphodiester bondF. Integrin ProteinG. Active TransportH. CarbonylI. Nuclear EnvelopeJ. MonosaccharideK. ECML. Protein channel/nuclear poreM. Glycosidic linkageN. IsotopeO. DesmosomesP. MitochondriaQ. Passive TransportR. Peptide bondS. Channel Protein

Refer to Image 4 and the answer bank below to answer the following question. Question: Identify the structure labeled A in the cell shown in Image 4. Answer Bank: Nucleus, Cytoskeleton, Cytoplasm, Vacuole, Peroxisome, Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum, Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum, Mitochondria, Golgi Apparatus, Lysosome, Plasma Membrane, Centrosome, Chloroplast Image 4. Figure of the cell with various parts labeled.

Refer to Image 4 and the answer bank below to answer the following question. Question: Identify the structure labeled C in the cell shown in Image 4. Answer Bank: Nucleus, Cytoskeleton, Cytoplasm, Vacuole, Peroxisome, Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum, Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum, Mitochondria, Golgi Apparatus, Lysosome, Plasma Membrane, Centrosome, Chloroplast Image 4. Figure of the cell with various parts labeled.

Most proteins in cells are functional at the tertiary level of structure.

For questions 32-38 refer to the word bank below to answer the question.Enter your response exactly as it appears in the word bank, including the number and wording. (Example: 1. Amino Acid must be written as 1. Amino Acid.) Question: You want to store energy by linking two glucose molecules together. To form this bond, the glucose molecules are connected via a _______________.   Word Bank A. Carrier ProteinB. Tight JunctionC. Amino AcidsD. Gap JunctionsE. Phosphodiester bondF. Integrin ProteinG. Active TransportH. CarbonylI. Nuclear EnvelopeJ. MonosaccharideK. ECML. Protein channel/nuclear poreM. Glycosidic linkageN. IsotopeO. DesmosomesP. MitochondriaQ. Passive TransportR. Peptide bondS. Channel Protein