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【单选题】
急性病毒性肝炎最主要的病理改变是:
A.
肝小叶内和门管区炎细胞浸润
B.
肝细胞广泛的细胞水肿伴点状坏死
C.
毛细胆管内淤胆
D.
肝细胞结节状再生
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【单选题】患儿男,2岁,确诊中毒型细菌性痢疾。为预防传播,该患儿应隔离至
A.
临床症状消失
B.
临床症状消失后3天
C.
1次大便培养阴性
D.
2次大便培养阴性
E.
3次大便培养阴性
【单选题】患儿男,4岁。确诊中毒型细菌性痢疾。为预防传播,该患儿应隔离至
A.
临床症状消失
B.
临床症状消失后3天
C.
1次大便培养阴性
D.
2次大便培养阴性
E.
3次大便培养阴性
【判断题】IP协议首部的源地址和目的地址字段存放的是源主机和目的主机的物理地址地址。
A.
正确
B.
错误
【简答题】RNAs differ from DNAs in the following aspects: _________, ___________, and _________________.
【多选题】社区矫正的风险评估目的
A.
分类管理提供依据
B.
分阶段教育提供依据
C.
为工作规范化科学化提供依据
D.
以上都不对
【简答题】微RNA(Micro-RNAs,miRNA)
【判断题】非编码RNA(non-coding RNAs)即非编码序列(non-coding sequenece)。
A.
正确
B.
错误
【多选题】How small interfering RNAs protect cells from infections?
A.
Some of the same components that process and package miRNAs also play another crucial part in the life of a cell: they serve as a powerful cell defense mechanism. In this case, the system is used to eliminate “foreign” RNA molecules—in particular, long, double-stranded RNA molecules. Such RNAs are rarely produced by normal genes, but they often serve as intermediates in the life cycles of viruses and in the movement of some transposable genetic elements. This form of RNA targeting, called RNA interference (RNAi), keeps these potentially destructive elements in check.
B.
In the first step of RNAi, double-stranded, foreign RNAs are cut into short fragments ( ~ 22 nucleotide pairs in length) in the cytosol by a protein called Dicer—the same protein used to generate the double-stranded RNA intermediate in miRNA production. The resulting double-stranded RNA fragments, called small interfering RNAs (siRNAs), are then taken up by the same RISC proteins that carry miRNAs. The RISC discards one strand of the siRNA duplex and uses the remaining single-stranded RNA to seek and destroy complementary RNA molecules. In this way, the infected cell effectively turns the foreign RNA against itself.
C.
At the same time, RNAi can also selectively shut off the synthesis of foreign RNAs by the host’s RNA polymerase. In this case, the siRNAs produced by Dicer are packaged into a protein complex called RITS (for RNA-induced transcriptional silencing). Using its single-stranded siRNA as a guide, the RITS complex attaches itself to complementary RNA sequences as they emerge from an actively transcribing RNA polymerase.
D.
RNAi operates in a wide variety of organisms, including single-celled fungi, plants, and worms, indicating that it is an evolutionarily ancient defense mechanism, particularly against viral infection. In some organisms, including many plants, the RNAi defense response can spread from tissue to tissue, allowing an entire organism to become resistant to a virus after only a few of its cells have been infected. In this sense, RNAi resembles certain aspects of the adaptive immune responses of vertebrates; in both cases, an invading pathogen elicits the production of molecules—either siRNAs or antibodies—that are custom-made to inactivate the specific invader and thereby protect the host.
【简答题】snoRNAs(Small nucleolar RNAs)
【单选题】患儿,男,5岁,确诊中毒型细菌性痢疾。为预防传播,该患儿应隔离至
A.
临床症状消失
B.
临床症状消失后3天
C.
1次大便培养阴性
D.
2次大便培养阴性
E.
3次大便培养阴性
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【多选题】How small interfering RNAs protect cells from infections?
A.
Some of the same components that process and package miRNAs also play another crucial part in the life of a cell: they serve as a powerful cell defense mechanism. In this case, the system is used to eliminate “foreign” RNA molecules—in particular, long, double-stranded RNA molecules. Such RNAs are rarely produced by normal genes, but they often serve as intermediates in the life cycles of viruses and in the movement of some transposable genetic elements. This form of RNA targeting, called RNA interference (RNAi), keeps these potentially destructive elements in check.
B.
In the first step of RNAi, double-stranded, foreign RNAs are cut into short fragments ( ~ 22 nucleotide pairs in length) in the cytosol by a protein called Dicer—the same protein used to generate the double-stranded RNA intermediate in miRNA production. The resulting double-stranded RNA fragments, called small interfering RNAs (siRNAs), are then taken up by the same RISC proteins that carry miRNAs. The RISC discards one strand of the siRNA duplex and uses the remaining single-stranded RNA to seek and destroy complementary RNA molecules. In this way, the infected cell effectively turns the foreign RNA against itself.
C.
At the same time, RNAi can also selectively shut off the synthesis of foreign RNAs by the host’s RNA polymerase. In this case, the siRNAs produced by Dicer are packaged into a protein complex called RITS (for RNA-induced transcriptional silencing). Using its single-stranded siRNA as a guide, the RITS complex attaches itself to complementary RNA sequences as they emerge from an actively transcribing RNA polymerase.
D.
RNAi operates in a wide variety of organisms, including single-celled fungi, plants, and worms, indicating that it is an evolutionarily ancient defense mechanism, particularly against viral infection. In some organisms, including many plants, the RNAi defense response can spread from tissue to tissue, allowing an entire organism to become resistant to a virus after only a few of its cells have been infected. In this sense, RNAi resembles certain aspects of the adaptive immune responses of vertebrates; in both cases, an invading pathogen elicits the production of molecules—either siRNAs or antibodies—that are custom-made to inactivate the specific invader and thereby protect the host.