Introduction to Tissue Engineering MCQs

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Q1.
Which of the following is the appropriate option?

a.

Patient

b.

Model organism

c.

Plant

d.

Embryo

Discuss
Answer: (a).Patient
Q2.
Which of the following is the appropriate option?

a.

1.Differentiated Stem Cells; 2.Biomaterials; 3.Growth Factors; 4.Autologous

b.

1.Autologous; 2.Differentiated Stem Cells; 3.Biomaterials; 4.Growth Factors

c.

1.Autologous; 2.Differentiated Stem Cells; 3.Growth Factors; 4.Biomaterials

d.

1.Autologous; 2.Growth Factors; 3.Differentiated Stem Cells; 1.Autologous

Discuss
Answer: (c).1.Autologous; 2.Differentiated Stem Cells; 3.Growth Factors; 4.Biomaterials
Q3.
Which techniques have been diagrammatically shown below?

a.

Gene therapy (Above); Molecular Medicine (Below)

b.

Tissue Engineering (Above); Regenerative Medicine (Below)

c.

Regenerative Medicine (Above); Tissue Engineering (Below)

d.

Cloning (Above); Molecular Medicine (Below)

Discuss
Answer: (c).Regenerative Medicine (Above); Tissue Engineering (Below)
Q4.
What process does the following diagram represent?

a.

Primary Cell Culture

b.

Cloning

c.

Cell propagation

d.

Cell preservation

Discuss
Answer: (a).Primary Cell Culture
Q5.
Who discovered cells and when did they do that?

a.

Matthias Schleiden and Theodor Schwann, 1839

b.

Charles Darwin, 1859

c.

Charles Darwin, 1859

d.

Robert Hooke, 1665

Discuss
Answer: (d).Robert Hooke, 1665
Q6.
In 1839, Matthias Schleiden and Theodor Schwann discovered that trypsin could be used for degradation of matrix proteins.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (b).False
Q7.
The development of __________ formed the basis of modern tissue engineering.

a.

SK-OV-3 cell lines

b.

Stem cell lines

c.

A549 cell lines

d.

OVCAR-3 cell lines

Discuss
Answer: (b).Stem cell lines
Q8.
When was Tissue engineering conceptualized?

a.

1933

b.

1916

c.

1865

d.

1890

Discuss
Answer: (a).1933
Q9.
When was the first neuronal tissue culture line developed?

a.

1907

b.

1936

c.

1885

d.

1880

Discuss
Answer: (a).1907
Q10.
Karl Thiersch was a german surgeon in Munich. He attempted to grow skin cells into granulation wounds. While doing so, he discovered the importance of granulation tissue in the process of wound healing in 1874. In which stage of wound healing does granulation occur?

a.

Hemostasis Phase

b.

Proliferative Phase

c.

Inflammatory Phase

d.

Maturation Phase

Discuss
Answer: (c).Inflammatory Phase
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