Introductory 1. What is the major function of mitochondria? a. produce ATP b. ma

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Introductory 1. What is the major function of mitochondria? a. produce ATP b. manufacture proteins c. package proteins d. cellular digestion e. cell transport 2. Trabeculae are found in a. osteons. b. compact bone. c. spongy bone. d. perforating canals. e. Band C The primary site of protein synthesis is the: a. smooth ER. b. lysosome. c. ribosome. d. rough ER. e. mitochondrion. 3. 4. In anatomical description, a person is prone when: lying on his or her side in a fetal position. b. a. lying face down in the anatomical position. standing with hands facing medially in the anatomical position. c. d. lying face up in the anatomical position. standing upright in the anatomical position. e. The phagocytic cells in the epidermis are: a. Langerhans' cells. b. keratinocytes. c. melanocytes. d. Merkel cells. e. All of the above. 5. 6. In osseous tissue, which of the following are found in lacunae? a. osteoclasts b. capillaries c. nerves d. chondrocytes e. osteocytes

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1. Mitochondria a) Produce ATP.

2. Trabeculae C) Spongy bone.

3. Primary site of protein synthesis D). Rough E.R

4. Person in Prone b) lying face down in the anatomical position.

5. Phagocytic cell in epidermis a) Langerhans cell

6. e) Osteocytes in Lacunae

7. Least abundant cartilage a)elastic cartilage

8. Cell not in epidermis b)fibroblast

9. a) Skeletal muscle

10. anatomical opposites e) dorsal, ventral

11. e) epithelial connective

12. a) Facilitated diffusion without ATP. (Active transport with utilisation of ATP)

13. Recycling and changing the cell membrane e) A&D (Peroxisomes and Golgi apparatus.

14. Two layers of serous membrane b) Visceral and parietal

15.e) DNA and Histones

16.D) an osteocyte

17. mature cartilage a)Chondrocytes.

18. Cells in connective tissue d) All of the above.

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