45. Which two proteins form the extracellular fibers found in all connective tissues?
(A) Collagen and elastin
(B) Actin and myosin
(C) Keratin and collagen
(D) Fibrin and fibrinogen
(E) Tubulin and elastin

46. The inactivation of p53 is a near-universal feature of human cancers. What is the most crucial consequence of p53 inactivation for cancer development? (A) It directly activates oncogenes, such as Ras and Myc, leading to uncontrolled cell proliferation. (B) It allows cells to bypass the G1/S checkpoint, leading to a shortened call cycle and faster tumor growth. (C) It prevents the repair of DNA damage, leading to a mutator phenotype and the rapid accumulation of further mutations. (D) It allows cells to survive and proliferate despite cellular stress and DNA damage, conditions that would normally trigger apoptosis or cell-cycle arrest. (E) It promotes angiogenesis and the recruitment of stromal cells to the tumor microenvironment.

47. A diploid organism (2n = 8) undergoes meiosis. During meiosis I, a single pair of homologous chromosomes fails to separate, while all other chromosomes segregate normally and crossing over has already occurred during prophase I. Assuming meiosis II proceeds normally, which of the following outcomes is most accurate? (A) All resulting gametes will be polyploid. (B) Two gametes will be n + 1 and two will be n − 1. (C) Two gametes will be normal, and two will be aneuploid. (D) Genetic recombination will not occur for the affected chromosome pair. (E) Sister chromatids of the affected chromosome will remain genetically identical.

48. RNA viruses accumulate nucleotide substitutions at rates several orders of magnitude higher than most DNA viruses. Experimental measurements show that the RNA-dependent RNA polymerase of many RNA viruses lacks 3’→5’ exonuclease proofreading activity, whereas DNA polymerases typically possess such activity. Which description directly represents the elevated evolutionary rates observed in RNA viruses? (A) RNA viruses encode more genes involved in host interaction. (B) RNA viruses are universally subject to stronger positive selection. (C) RNA viruses consistently infect larger host populations. (D) The absence of proofreading during genome replication increases mutation rates. (E) RNA genomes are more likely to integrate into host chromosomes.

49. The “chicken pox” disease is caused by virus which is _____.① the same virus causes shingles ② a virus with envelope ③ dsDNA virus belongs to the same family of smallpox and cowpox virus ④ an animal virus (A) ①③ (B) ②④ (C) ①④ (D) ①②③ (E) ①②④

50. How are fats converted into energy through cellular respiration pathways? (A) Fatty acids are converted to pyruvate in the cytosol and then enter the mitochondria. (B) Fatty acids undergo beta-oxidation to produce acetyl-CoA, which enters citric acid cycle. (C) The entire fat molecule is converted into an intermediate of glycolysis. (D) Glycerol enters the citric acid cycle directly, while fatty acids are converted to glucose. (E) Fats are converted to NADH and FADH2 without entering glycolysis or citric acid cycle.

51. Which evolutionary innovation directly removed the primary physiological constraint to prevent early vertebrates from sustained terrestrial activity? (A) Development of air-breathing pulmonary organs (B) Formation of keratinized epidermal coverings (C) Evolution of amniotic reproductive structures (D) Expansion of forebrain neural regions (E) Emergence of metabolic heat regulation

52. Chylomicrons are transported from intestinal epithelial cells into the lymphatic system. Which of the following best describes their composition and initial transport pathway? (A) Composed of triglycerides, phospholipids, and proteins, chylomicrons are formed in the lumen of the small intestine and enter the lacteals by active transport. (B) Composed of re-formed triglycerides coated with phospholipids, cholesterol, and proteins, chylomicrons exit epithelial cells via exocytosis and first enter a lacteal. (C) Composed of fatty acids and monoglycerides coated with cholesterol and proteins, chylomicrons exit epithelial cells and are directly absorbed into the capillaries of the villus. (D) Composed of re-formed triglycerides and bile salts, chylomicrons are formed in epithelial cells and actively transported into the hepatic portal vein. (E) Composed of triglycerides, cholesterol, and amino acids, chylomicrons exit epithelial cells via diffusion and first enter a lymphatic vessel called a capillary.

53. Protein import into peroxisomes exhibits unique characteristics compared to mitochondrial import. Which statement accurately contrasts these two processes? (A) Both require proteins to be fully unfolded by cytosolic chaperones before translocation. (B) Mitochondrial import requires a membrane potential, while peroxisomal import is driven by a proton gradient across the single membrane. (C) The import signal for both organelles is a cleavable N-terminal amphipathic helix recognized by the same class of cytosolic receptors. (D) Both processes utilize the same family of translocator proteins (TOM/TIM and Pex) that are evolutionarily conserved. (E) Peroxisomes can import fully folded and even oligomeric proteins, whereas mitochondria require proteins to be unfolded to pass through translocators.

54. In guinea pigs, black fur ( B ) is dominant to brown fur ( b ). If two heterozygous black guinea pigs are crossed and produce exactly two offspring, what is the probability that the first offspring is black and the second is brown? (A) 1/16 (B) 1/8 (C) 3/16 (D) 1/4 (E) 3/8

55. The initial creation of induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells by Dr. Shinya Yamanaka (2012 Nobel Prize) from fully differentiated cells involves which specific molecular technique? (A) Introducing four master regulatory genes into a differentiated cell using a modified adenovirus. (B) Utilizing a modified retrovirus to insert cloned copies of four specific stem cell master regulatory genes into the genome of a differentiated cell. (C) Fusing a differentiated cell with an embryonic stem cell to induce reprogramming through cytoplasmic factors. (D) Directly injecting mRNA transcripts of four key transcription factors into a differentiated cell. (E) Exposing differentiated cells to a specific cocktail of growth factors and small molecules that reverse the epigenetic landscape to a pluripotent state.

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