BIOTECHNIQUES

Question 1

Any techniques/ methods used in Biotechnology

Answer 1

BIOTECHNIQUES

Question 2

It is a common process in chemistry and biochemistry laboratories.

Answer 2

BUFFER PREPARATION

Question 3

It is a mixture of a weak acid and its conjugate base or a weak base and its conjugate acid.

Answer 3

BUFFER SOLUTION

Question 4

PH value means

Answer 4

POTENTIAL OF HYDROGEN

Question 5

are used to help maintain a stable pH value of another solution that is mixed with the buffer.

Answer 5

BUFFER SOLUTIONS

Question 6

a pH value of 7 is neutral, and a pH value of more than 7 to 14 shows increasing ________

Answer 6

Basicity

Question 7

Any solution that has a pH of less than 7 is considered

Answer 7

ACIDIC

Question 8

Any solution that has above a pH of 7 is called

Answer 8

BASIC

Question 9

It is used to rank solutions in terms of how acidic or how basic they are.

Answer 9

PH SCALE

Question 10

Featured solution for convenient & accurate buffer preparation.

Answer 10

METTLER TOLEDO

Question 11

They are natural catalysts (biological catalysts) in the form of proteins.

Answer 11

ENZYMES

Question 12

It is defined as “a substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without being itself changed in the process.”

Answer 12

CATALYST

Question 13

They are produced by living organisms to increase the rate of an immense and diverse set of chemical reactions required for life.

Answer 13

ENZYMES

Question 14

Who is the french chemist that discovered the first enzyme in 1833?

Answer 14

Anselme Payen

Question 15

German physiologist________ ________ first used the term enzyme, which is Greek for “in leaven”, to describe this process.

Answer 15

Wilhelm Kuhne

Question 16

What do you call the fist enzyme?

Answer 16

DIASTASE

Question 17

In 1897, he found out that juice of ground and pressed yeasts cells could ferment sugar

Answer 17

1897

Question 18

He discovered that enzymes are proteins. (1926)

Answer 18

James Sumner

Question 19

It is defined as the energy that must be added to cause molecules to react with one another. It is the minimum amount of energy required to start a reaction.

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ACTIVATION ENERGY

Question 20

It is a set of biochemical reactions on which the entire life of living organisms depend.

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METABOLISM

Question 21

Biochemical reactions in which larger molecules are broken down.

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CATABOLISM

Question 22

Biochemical reactions in which larger molecules are synthesized.

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ANABOLISM

Question 23

It affects the cleavage of the substrate by the addition of water.

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HYDROLASES

Question 24

They catalyze the transfer of reactive groups from one compound to another.

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TRANSFERASES

Question 25

Is bleach consudered as acidic or basic?

Answer 25

BASIC

Question 26

Is baking soda acidic or basic?

Answer 26

BASiC

Question 27

Is bloog acidic or basic?

Answer 27

BASIC

Question 28

Is lemon juice Acidic or Basic?

Answer 28

Acidic