Animals use enzyme-linked receptors that dimerize and then multiply-phosphorylate each other in order to propagate a signal.  These receptors are generally called. . .

Krause et al. were interested in determining whether the Lamellipodin protein (Lpd) was responsible for bringing Mena to the plasma membrane. In one of their experiments, they created a fusion protein in which red fluorescent protein was fused to the Lpd domain “FP4”, which predicted to bind to Mena, and also fused to the 2Mito domain which is predicted to bind to the mitochondria. They transformed this fusion protein into cells and used fluorescent microscopy to track this fusion protein and Mena. This experiment showed that. . .

Part II: Short Answer (6 questions, 5-10 points each) 40 points

Someone who has taken MDMA (AKA “ecstasy”) is likely to have _____________  in the blood due to the drug’s antidiuretic function on the kidneys, as well as dangerous cell swelling caused by _________________.

Which of the following statements about the Na+/K+ pump is TRUE.

The water tight junctions are made with. . .

Which of the following is TRUE of the citric acid cycle? 

If plant cells were exposed to CO2 but kept in the dark, the levels of RuBP would ______ and the levels of 3PG would ________.  

Janet is a brain researcher. She studies brain injuries to help improve knowledge of brain functioning. Kimiko works in a hospital. She tests patients individually to determine what type of brain injuries they have sustained. Janet is a(n) ____ neuropsychologist, and Kimiko is a(n) ____ neuropsychologist.  

​Despite the popular view of his time, Franz Gall, an anatomist, asserted that the brain operated based on ____. Though his claim was actually correct, Gall was virtually dismissed because of his approach to understanding personality, known as ____.