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Ensure that the plant material HAS moisture and dirt.
True
False
2
Which of the following must be required for PLANT IDENTIFICATION
expert identification
support and verify
All (exp. identification, support & verify, new species)
record a new species
3
What is the OVERALL AIM of this study? What do you want to evaluate, prove. demonstrate, analyze, test, investigate?
Research Aim
Background of the Study
Statement of the Specific Problem
Significance
4
Arrange the plant specimens DIAGONALLY
True
False
5
What are the specific things that will be ACCOMPLISHED in this project?
Goals
Expected Outcomes
Project Plan
Hypothesis
6
The variable that CHANGES IN RESPONSE (responding variable).
Experimental Groups
Independent Variable
Control Groups
Dependent Variable
7
We MUST NOT stress the experimental animals [ lucky them (╥﹏╥) ]
False
True
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The intermediate PRODUCTS OF METABOLIC REACTIONS catalyzed by various enzymes that naturally occur within cells.
Extraction
Metabolites
Decoction
Phytochemicals
9
The BRINE SHRIMP LETHALITY BIOASSAY is widely used in the evaluation of toxicity of heavy metals, pesticides, medicines
False
True
10
SAPONINS found in beans interfere with the replication of cell DNA,
Interference with DNA replication
Antioxidant
Stimulation of Enzymes
Hormonal Action
11
High toxicity test of BIOACTIVE CHEMICALS. Based on the killing ability of test compounds on a simple zoological shrimp
Onion Root Tip Assay
Chorioallantoic assay
Chick Chorioallantoic Membrane (CAM) Assay
Brine Shrimp Lethality Bioassay
12
UNDERLYING: the reasoning or principle that underlies or explains something, or a statement setting out this reasoning
True
False
13
The phytochemical ALLICIN FROM GARLIC has anti-bacterial properties.
Mental action
Bacterial effect
Anti-bacterial effect
Physical action
14
What will be the EXPECTED POSITIVE RESULTS after the conduct of this study?
Goals
Project Plan
Hypothesis
Expected Outcomes
15
Work is done on a/an CLOSED bench or a biosafety hood
Open
TRUE
Tight
Slim
16
ISOFLAVONES, found in SOY, imitate human estrogens and help to reduce menopausal symptoms and osteoporosis.
Hormonal Action
Stimulation of Enzymes
Antioxidant
Interference with DNA replication
17
Indigenous or exotic microorganisms causing SERIOUS OR LETHAL diseases through respiratory transmission (Disease control
Biosafety Level 1
Biosafety Level 3
Biosafety Level 2
Biosafety Level 4
18
It is very important to understand that this form of waste remediation uses TOXIC CHEMICALS
False
True
19
Compounds produced by an organism that are NOT REQUIRED FOR PRIMARY METABOLIC processes.
Tertiary Metabolites
Quadruple Metabolites
Primary Metabolites
Secondary Metabolites
20
measure of the SOLVENT EFFICIENCY to extract specific components from the original plant material
Phytochemical Analysis
Animal Testing
Extracting Process
Percentage Yield
21
Where did the IDENTIFIED problem or issue began? HOW SERIOUS is the identified problem?
Research Aim
Significance
Background of the Study
Statement of the Specific Problem
22
INDOLES, which are found in CABBAGES, stimulate enzymes that make the estrogen less effective
Antioxidant
Stimulation of Enzymes
Interference with DNA replication
Hormonal Action
23
The process of using ORGANISMS TO NEUTRALIZE or remove contamination from waste
Bioremediation
Allium cepa assay
Pesticides/Insecticides
Zebrafish Assay
24
The laboratory work is supervised by an individual with general training in BIOTECHNOLOGY.
Microbiology
TRUE
Biology
Microbiotechnology
25
What was WRONG, incomplete or weak about the prior efforts?
Research Aim
Significance
Statement of the Specific Problem
Background of the Study
26
VERTEBRATE ORGANISMS that are of growing interest for preclinical drug discovery applications
Bioremediation
Allium cepa assay
Pesticides/Insecticides
Zebrafish Assay
27
performed by implanting a membrane containing the compound of interest on the CHICK EMBRYO chorioallantoic membrane
Brine Shrimp Lethality Bioassay
Chorioallantoic assay
Chick Chorioallantoic Membrane (CAM) Assay
Onion Root Tip Assay
28
The subsequent incubation period ranges from 1-3 DAYS.
False
True
29
What METHODS WILL YOU USE in order to address your research problems?
Procedures
Materials
Methodology
Risk and Safety
30
Always COLLECT SAMPLES in an area with sufficient plant material.
True
False
31
An enclosed, VENTILATED LABORATORY workspace for safely working with materials contaminated.
Assay
Analyte
Biosafety levels
Biosafety Cabinet
32
the EXTRACTION of an essence or active ingredient from a substance by boiling
Extracting Process
Animal Testing
Percentage Yield
Phytochemical Analysis
33
Defined and characterized strains of microorganisms that pose little to NO THREAT OF INFECTION in healthy adults
Biosafety Level 2
Biosafety Level 4
Biosafety Level 1
Biosafety Level 3
34
Associated with MILD HUMAN DISEASES with moderate potential hazards (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention).
Biosafety Level 1
Biosafety Level 2
Biosafety Level 4
Biosafety Level 3
35
If death was the result of a experimental procedure, the study MUST BE TERMINATED.
True
False
36
Tumbler's dark color attracts the FEMALE MOSQUITO the moist soaked lawanit paddle serves as a conducive site Deposit egg
Zebrafish Assay
Pesticides/Insecticides
Bioremediation
Allium cepa assay
37
A gross, but simple explanation of bioremediation is the use of MAGGOTS in wound care control
True
False
38
The variable that is purposely CHANGED OR MANIPULATED
Experimental Groups
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
Control Groups
39
Procedures PERFORMED ON LIVING ANIMALS for purposes of research into basic biology and diseases
Phytochemical Analysis
Percentage Yield
Extracting Process
Animal Testing
40
Why is this PROJECT IMPORTANT? What will be the contribution and innovative application of this research project?
Statement of the Specific Problem
Significance
Background of the Study
Research Aim
41
What are the HAZARDS/RISKS factors involved in the study?
Risk and Safety
Materials
Procedures
Methodology
42
The INSTITUTIONAL ANIMAL OVERSIGHT review and approval body for all animal studies at a Regulated Research Institution
Institutional Animal Care & Use Comintern
Institutional Animal Care & Use Commitments
Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee
Institutional Animal Care & Use Caring
43
LABEL the dry specimens
True
False
44
...AND THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO RESEARCH.
Refine
Reduce
Respect
Replace
45
...THE EXPERIMENTAL PROTOCOL to minimize pain or distress to the animals
Reduce
Replace
Refine
Respect
46
The number of DEAD LARVAE counted after six days from installation is taken as an index to the effectiveness of the trap
True
False
47
EXTRACTION, SCREENING and IDENTIFICATION of the medicinally active substances found in plants.
Percentage Yield
Phytochemical Analysis
Animal Testing
Extracting Process
48
A/an AUTOCLAVE should be readily available for decontaminating waste materials.
Safety Kit
Lab Coat
TRUE
Microscope
49
QUICK, technically SIMPLE, and INEXPENSIVE. A major drawback is that it is labor intensive due to the large no. of eggs
Chorioallantoic assay
Onion Root Tip Assay
Brine Shrimp Lethality Bioassay
Chick Chorioallantoic Membrane (CAM) Assay
50
Have generally the shared BIOLOGICAL PURPOSES across all species.
Tertiary Metabolites
Primary Metabolites
Secondary Metabolites
Quadruple Metabolites
51
The treatment groups or trials that receive all of the SAME CONDITIONS
Control Groups
Dependent Variable
Independent Variable
Experimental Groups
52
The ___ can be a drug, a biochemical substance or organic sample.
Biosafety levels
Assay
Biosafety Cabinet
Analyte
53
What is the SPECIFIC AND TESTABLE assumption that the research data will be expected to support?
Project Plan
Expected Outcomes
Goals
Hypothesis
54
receives the exact treatment as the experimental group except it DOES NOT RECEIVE THE CHANGE of the independent variable
Dependent Variable
Independent Variable
Experimental Groups
Control Groups
55
DECONTAMINATION can be achieved by treating with chemical disinfectants or by steam autoclaving.
TRUE
Contamination
56
Which of the following are required for Project Background Research?
Broaden the perspective of research
Knows the basics of the study
All (Basics / Basis / Perspectives)
Provides basis for research design
57
The plant parts were BOILED in a specified volume of water for a definite time. It
Decoction
Phytochemicals
Extraction
Metabolites
58
The maximum permissible weight loss or growth retardation (compared to controls) of any experimental animal is 20%
True
False
59
...VERTEBRATE ANIMALS WITH INVERTEBRATES, lower life forms, tissue/cell cultures whenever possible.
Respect
Replace
Reduce
Refine
60
An investigative procedure in laboratory medicine, pharmacology, environmental biology and molecular biology for measuri
Biosafety Cabinet
Biosafety levels
Analyte
Assay
61
The OL-TRAP is a simple device made up of a black plastic tumbler, lawanit paddle and mosquito pellets.
False
True
62
(A) one variable can be tested / (B) it is clear how the changes will be measured / (C) it includes a prediction
False
True
63
Phytochemicals have ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY and protect our cells against oxidative damage and reduce the risk of cancer
Stimulation of Enzymes
Interference with DNA replication
Antioxidant
Hormonal Action
64
Zebrafish embryos develop most of the major organ systems present in mammals in >1 week
False
True
65
...THE NUMBER OF ANIMALS without compromising statistical validity
Reduce
Replace
Respect
Refine
66
The following are examples of VERTEBRATE ANIMALS EXCEPT:
Tadpoles / Bird and reptile eggs within 3 days
Fish at hatching or birth
Sea stars, sea urchins on the ocean floor
Live, nonhuman, mammalian embryos or fetuses
67
Which of the following is INCORRECT about Phytochemicals?
that plant produce these chemicals to protect themselves
Powerful group of chemicals that are derived from natural resource.
non-nutritive plant chemicals that have protective or disease preventive
non-essential nutrients, meaning that they are required by the human body
68
The test has been used widely to study TOXICITY OF MANY PESTICIDES
Chick Chorioallantoic Membrane (CAM) Assay
Chorioallantoic assay
Brine Shrimp Lethality Bioassay
Onion Root Tip Assay
69
an efficient test for chemical screening and IN SITU MONITORING for toxicity of environmental contaminants
Pesticides/Insecticides
Bioremediation
Zebrafish Assay
Allium cepa assay
70
Some phytochemicals BIND PHYSICALLY TO CELL WALLS thereby preventing the adhesion of pathogens to human cell walls
Mental action
Anti-bacterial effect
Physical action
Bacterial effect
71
SYNTHESIZED BY THE CELL because they are indispensable for their growth
Tertiary Metabolites
Primary Metabolites
Quadruple Metabolites
Secondary Metabolites
72
.....depending on the compound, after which time ANGIOGENESIS can be quantified via image analysis
False
True
73
Usually SYNTHESIZED IN PLANTS for particular needs
Primary Metabolites
Secondary Metabolites
Quadruple Metabolites
Tertiary Metabolites
74
___ is not crucial for normal living cells in normal GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT, AND REPRODUCTION.
Decoction
Extraction
Metabolites
Phytochemicals
75
What will be the MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, apparatuses, chemicals and test organisms that will be used in the study?
Risk and Safety
Methodology
Procedures
Materials
76
The SEPARATION of medicinally active portions of plant tissues
Phytochemicals
Metabolites
Decoction
Extraction
77
Dangerous microorganisms posing high risk infections which are OFTEN FATAL and without treatment or vaccines
Biosafety Level 4
Biosafety Level 1
Biosafety Level 3
Biosafety Level 2