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(1)
Insulin receptors are ___________
[A]
Extrinsic protein
[B]
Intrinsic protein
[C]
G protein
[D]
Trimeric protein
Answer: Extrinsic protein
(2)
What do endocrine cells of the pancreas secrete?
[A]
Omega growth hormone
[B]
Beta somatostatin
[C]
Delta insulin
[D]
Alpha glucagon
(3)
Where does synthesis of insulin begin?
[A]
rRER
[B]
sRER
[C]
Nucleolus
[D]
Mitochondria
(4)
How many intermolecular and interamolecular disulfide bond is present in insulin?
[A]
1 Intermolecular, 2 intramolecular
[B]
2 Intermolecular, 2 intramolecular
[C]
2 Intermolecular, 1 intramolecular
[D]
1 Intermolecular, 3 intramolecular
Answer: 2 Intermolecular, 1 intramolecular
(5)
Which of the following order is correct?
[A]
Insulin > Proinsulin > Preproinsulin
[B]
Preproinsulin > Insulin > Proinsulin
[C]
Proinsulin > Preproinsulin > Insulin
[D]
Preproinsulin > Proinsulin > Insulin
Answer: Preproinsulin > Proinsulin > Insulin
(6)
What is the beta subunit of the insulin receptor?
[A]
Protein kinase
[B]
Tyrosine kinase
[C]
Tryptophan kinase
[D]
Taurine kinase
(7)
What do delta cells secrete?
[A]
Cortisol
[B]
Glucose
[C]
Pancreatic enzyme
[D]
Somatostatin
(8)
What is the function of GLUT 4?
[A]
Glucose transport
[B]
Glycogen transport
[C]
Insulin transport
[D]
Glucagon transport
Answer: Glucose transport
(9)
Hyperglycemia is a condition of high blood glucose.
(10)
_________are responsible for chemical coordination.
[A]
Neurons
[B]
Nephrons
[C]
Hormones
[D]
Enzymes
(11)
Neural coordination is
[A]
Fast and long lived
[B]
Fast and short lived
[C]
Slow and long lived
[D]
Slow and short lived
Answer: Fast and short lived
(12)
The ductless glands
[A]
Produce non-nutrient intercellular messengers
[B]
Found only in non chordates
[C]
Are absent in human body
[D]
Are called exocrine glands
Answer: Produce non-nutrient intercellular messengers
(13)
Which of the following is an incorrect statement?
[A]
Hormones are required in trace amounts
[B]
Hormones are intra-cellular messengers
[C]
Hormones are secreted by endocrine glandular cells
[D]
Hormones are secreted in response to a particular stimulus
Answer: Hormones are intra-cellular messengers
(14)
Which of the following glands are present in the brain?
[A]
Parathyroid gland and thyroid gland
[B]
Pituitary gland and thymus
[C]
Hypophysis and pineal gland
[D]
Pineal gland and thymus
Answer: Hypophysis and pineal gland
(15)
The two glands located in the neck region are
[A]
Thyroid gland and parathyroid gland
[B]
Pituitary gland and pineal gland
[C]
Adrenal gland and thymus
[D]
Pineal gland and thyroid gland
Answer: Thyroid gland and parathyroid gland
(16)
Hypothalamus forms an important link between
[A]
Digestive system and nervous system
[B]
Nervous system and respiratory system
[C]
Nervous system and endocrine system
[D]
lntegumentary system and reproductive system
Answer: Nervous system and endocrine system
(17)
The neurosecretory cells of hypothalamus which produce hormones are called
[A]
Nephrons
[B]
Nuclei
[C]
Granular cells
[D]
Globular cells
(18)
Hypothalemic hormones directly regulate the synthesis and secretion of
[A]
Thyroid hormones
[B]
Pituitary hormones
[C]
Adrenal hormones
[D]
Parathomione
Answer: Pituitary hormones
(19)
Somatostatin inhibits the release of
[A]
Prolactin
[B]
Melanin
[C]
Thymosin
[D]
Growth hormone
Answer: Dendrite axon and cell body
(20)
GnRH stimulates_________ to release__________ .
[A]
Hypothalamus. gonadotropins
[B]
Pituitary gland. gonadotropins
[C]
Pituitary gland. growth hormone
[D]
Hypothalamus. growth hormone
Answer: Pituitary gland. gonadotropins
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