Biomolecule Flashcards

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1
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Relative abundance of carbon and hydrogen with respect to other elements is lower in any living organisms thani in earth crust

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2
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Silicon is very less in human body true or false

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Wrong it is neglibile nitrogen is very little in Earth’s crust

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3
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Why trichloro actetic avid is used in the chemical analysis process

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Because it is lass reactive and not Cary out harmful and vigours rection

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4
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Scientist have found 100 of organic compounds in the acid soluble pool

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Wrong 1000 of organic compounds

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5
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Why structure of aminio acid change

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Because of solution of different pH

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6
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Example of acidic amino acid

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Glutamic acid and aspartic acid

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7
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Aminoacid which are basic as well as semi essential

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Histidine and arginine l

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8
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The amino acid which is required for body but body cannot synthesis

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Essential amino acid

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9
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The amino acid containing methly group is involved in the synthesis of protein

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Alanine

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10
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Hydro proline and hydro lisine are example of

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Rare amino acid

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11
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Most abundant element in human

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Oxygen

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12
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Most abundant organic compound in living organisms

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Proteins

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13
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Amino acid is amphoteric compound

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True because both group are present

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14
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Except glycine each amino acid has enantiomeric isoners

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True

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15
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Except glycine all amino acid are optically active

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True

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16
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Most complex amino acid

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Tryptophan

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17
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They are _____ of amino acid linked by peptide bonds

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Linear chain of amino acid

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18
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Protein are homoplymere

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No heteropolymer

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19
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All polyscarrides are homoplymere

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No some are homoplymere

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20
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Protein is homoplymere not heteropolymer

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False protein is heteropolymer not homoplymere

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21
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Humoral immunity

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Antibodies, humoral means body fluid

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22
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Peptide bond is represented as co- NH2

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Flase it is represented as CO - NH

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23
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After hydrolysis of protein only amino acid are produced that is it contain only protein part

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Simple protein

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24
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Heamoglobin, peptones , nucleiacid ,animal protein ,and plant protein is type if

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Conjugated, derived , conjugated, first class, and 2 nd class protein

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25
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In the dynamic state of body constituents - concept ofmetabolism has one of the greatest discoveries in which it state that some of the biomolecules have turn over

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False it say all biomolecules have turn over

26
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Example of turn over

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Glucose

27
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Pigments are

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Carotenoids and anthoycanin

28
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We isolated thousand of compund , small and big from living organisms for

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Determining their structure and if possible synthesising them

29
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Alkaliod

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Morphine and codenie

30
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Terpenoids

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Monoterpens and diterpens

31
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Essential oil

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Leman , grass oil

32
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Toxins are

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Abrin , recin

33
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Lectins

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Concanavalin A

34
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Drugs

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Vinblastine, curcumin

35
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Polymeric substance

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Rubber , gums , cellulose

36
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Animals have another variant called —–

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Glycogen

37
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Which end is reducing end and why

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Right rlend because on that side there is free oxygen and it can bind freely with anyone.so

38
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Example of complex polysacchride

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Glucosamine ,N - acetyl galactosamine

39
Q

Cellulose not response to blue colour why

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Because it do not have helical structure

40
Q

Thermus aquatic bacteria is thermostablebactetia

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False thermophilic bacteria

41
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Taq. Polymerase enzyme is thermophilic enzyme

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False thermostable enzyme

42
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Thousand of types of enzyme each catalysing a unique chemical or metabolic reaction

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True

43
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When each os step is cataylsed by same enzymecomplex or different enzyme is called a

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Metabolic pathway

44
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Transient phenomenon means

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Means active site वर substrate येऊन बिंड करतो आणि ES form होत

45
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Substrate bind ton active site and a new structure of the substrate form called

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Transition state structure

46
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The structure of product get formed on the subtrate

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Wrong structure of substrate form into product

47
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ES is shorted lived

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Correct

48
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The substrate in the active site bind within the structure called c

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Clift or pocket

49
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In the exothermic reaction or spontaneous rection the relation between substrate and product

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  1. In the graph of exo reaction,
    The substrate is more than product
    S>P,
50
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In the endothermic reaction the relation between substrate and product is

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The substrate is less and product is more
P>S

51
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Activation energy means

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1The average energy differences between substrate and transition state
2. The energy required to convert substrate into transition state to form product

52
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Enzyme always functional at narrow temperature

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No
Enzyme are generally functional at narrow temperature (40°c temp)

53
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Activity of enzyme declined ————— the optimum value

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Both above and below

54
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At high temperature perseved enzyme in permanent inactive state

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False
At low temperatures preserved enzyme is temporarily inactive in its state

55
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A= at high temperature enzyme destroyed enzymatic activity
R=the proteins are featured by a heat

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Correct explanation

56
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A=The reaction ultimately the maximum velocity which is not exceeded by any further rise in concentration of the substrates
R= the enzyme molecules are fewer than substrate molecule

A

Correct explanation

57
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Example of compitive inhibitor

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Inhibition of succinic dehydrogenase by malonate

58
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Compitive inhibitor are oftenly controlled by

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Bacterial pathogens

59
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Inthe compitive inhibitor substrate size and inhibitor size is same or not

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Same
And in non compitive inhibitor substrate size and inhibitor size is not same

60
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Noncompitive inhibitor binds to

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Alosteric site

61
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Relation between Km and affinity between substrate and product

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1Kmmore the affinity between substrate and product less
2. Km less the affinity between substrate and product is more