c. granular endoplasmic reticulum++ 2-33. In which cell organelles are the secretory granules formed: c. Golgi complex++ 2-34. Non-membranous cell organelle: c. microtubule++ 2-35. Non-membranous cell organelle: b. centriole ++
2-36. Non-membranous cell organelles: b. microfilaments++
2-37. Ribosomes play an essential role in: a. protein synthesis++
2-38. Cell organelle that represents elementary apparatus of the protein synthesis: a. ribosome++
2-39. Basophilic organelles of young cells: c. ribosomes++
2-40. Organelle of the cytoskeleton is: e. microtubule++
2-41. Pigment inclusion of the cell is: a. melanin++
2-42. What types of inclusions do the drops of neutral fat belong to: d. trophic++
2-43. What type of cytoplasmic inclusion of erythrocytes does hemoglobin represent: d. endogenous pigment++
2-44. What type of inclusions do zymogenic granules represent: a. secretory++
2-45. Which of the following substances belong to the trophic cytoplasmic inclusions: c. glycogen++
2-46. Structural component of nucleus that is the site where ribosomal RNA is synthesized: b. nucleolus+++
2-47. At what phase of mitosis do nucleoli disappear: b. prophase++
2-48. At what phase of mitosis does nuclear membrane disappear: b. prophase++
2-49. The outer nuclear membrane is continuous with the membranes of: a. endoplasmic reticulum++
2-50. Nuclei made up mainly of heterochromatin are referred to as closed-face nuclei; that fact is due to: c. lack of transcriptional activity++
2-51. Large nuclei in which considerable areas of euchromatin can be seen are referred to as open-face nuclei; that fact is due to: d. high transcriptional activity++
