Pancreatitis is an acute inflammation of the pancreas, caused by the premature activation of digestive enzymes that then digest the pancreatic tissue and cause severe homeostatic imbalances. These enzymes are often found in which part of the cell?
A) lysosomes
B) nucleus
C) cytoplasm
D) mitochondria
Answer: A
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The Cellular Level of Organization
- Lysosomes help destroy worn-out organelles by the process of (blank).
- Cells have the ability to divide an unlimited number of times.
- Which of the following choices shows the correct order of cell diameters, from smallest to largest?
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- Which of the following would be found in the nucleus?
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- Carrier proteins are also known as (blank) and can move polar molecules, like glucose, across the plasma membrane.
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- Identification and discovery of new genes is the focus of (blank) research.
- Where would you find the rough endoplasmic reticulum of a cell?
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- The medical branch that deals with treating the elderly and their associated medical problems is known as (blank).
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- Translation occurs in the (blank).
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