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Redox Biology Final Examination (November 17, 2010)

Numerous students have requested a certificate upon completion of the Redox Biology (RB) course. In order to obtain the certificate you must answer 9 of the 12 questions correctly. In the final examination, 1 question is derived from each of the 1-hour lectures. It is highly recommended that you have a copy of each PowerPoint presentation prior to taking the examination. 

For the following 12 questions, please provide the best lettered answer for the numbered question: If a is the best answer, click (a). If b is the best answer, click (b). If c is the best answer, click (c). If a, b and c are correct, click (d). If neither a,b or c are correct, click (e). You may choose only one lettered answer for each 12 numbered questions. There is no time limit of the examination, however, it must be completed in one setting, so you cannot save your work. The exam is open-book and open-notes. Good luck.



: (to appear on your certificate)

  1. HIF-1α expression:






  2. Reactive oxygen species:






  3. H2O2 is a product of which enzyme(s)?






  4. Inflammation markers include:






  5. Thrombospondin:






  6. Tempol:






  7. Infections associated with cancer include:






  8. Cannabinoids:






  9. NSAIDs:






  10. Soluble guanylate cyclase:






  11. Which technique uses radioisotopes (e.g., 18F)?






  12. NADPH oxidases:








    Please review your answers and make any changes that needed. If you are done, please submit your answers and your exam will be computer graded. If you answer 10 of the questions correct, you will be forwarded to the course evaluation.

RB Examination is currently Closed.