Question 1
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Which of the following amino acids have charge at ph 7.0?
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alanine
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arginine
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lysine
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cysteine
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aspartic acid
Question 2
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Which of the following statements about noncompetitive inhibitors is TRUE:
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the noncompetitive inhibitor can bind both the enzyme and the ES complex
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the noncompetitive inhibitor decreases Vmax but does not change Km
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the noncompetitive inhibitor binds the enzyme at site distinct from the active site
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the noncompetitive inhibitor is it structural analog of the substrate
Question 3
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The consequences of folic acid deficiency is:
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beri-beri
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scurvy
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pellagra
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megaloblastic anemia
Question 4
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Vit. C is involved in:
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the biosynthesis of noradrenaline and adrenaline
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the postsynthetic modification of procollagen to collagen
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the formation of Coenzyme A
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the metabolism one-carbon fragments
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the biosynthesis of bile acids
Question 5
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Which of the following amino-acids are sulphur-containing?
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Histidine
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Cysteine
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Threonine
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Methionine
Question 6
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Which of the following statements about nuclear DNA are TRUE?
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It contains deoxyribose as pentose
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It contains Uracil instead of Thymine
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It is a double-stranded circular structure
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It is double-stranded helix
Question 7
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Denaturation of proteins:
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Can affect primary structure of proteins
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Affect all the structures except the primary structure of proteins
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Can be reversible and irreversible depending on the duration of the denaturating agent
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Breaks down the covalent bonds within the polypeptide chain
Question 8
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Which of the following statements about competitive inhibitors are TRUE?
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The competitive inhibitor can bind only with the active site of the enzyme
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The competitive inhibitor can bind only with the ES complex
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The competitive inhibitor can bind both with the active site of the enzyme and the ES complex
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Vmax remains unchanged, Km rises
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Km remains unchanged. Vmax decreases
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The competitive inhibitor is a structural analog of the substrate
Question 9
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Which of the following amino acids are hydrophobic and are localized inside the globular protein molecule?
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Lysine and Glutamate
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Leucine and Isoleucine
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Alanine and Valine
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Serine and Cysteine
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Tryptophan and Proline
Question 10
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Which of the following are not included in protein structures. but have important biological role?
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Ornithine
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β-alanine
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Histidine
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Homocysteine
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Citrulline
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Citrate
Question 11
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Which is the type of covalent bond between a-amino acid residues in polypeptide chain?
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phosphoesteric bond
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glycosidic bond
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sulfur bridge
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peptide bond
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esteric bond
Question 12
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Polypeptide chains are consisted of:
Question 13
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The collagen is:
Question 14
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Its deficiency causes pellagra
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Its deficiency causes “beri-beri"
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Its chemical name is riboflavin
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Its chemical name is thiamine
Question 15
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Allosteric effectors:
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Bind with the active site of the enzyme
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Can change the total amount of the enzymes
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Are Inducers and suppressors
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Are activators and inhibitors
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can cause negative or positive feedback
Question 16
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is equal to (k-1+k2)/k1
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is equal to (k1+k2)/k-1
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Gives information for affinity between the active site of the enzyme and its substrate
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The higher Km is, the greater affinity exists
Question 17
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Which of the following belong to the six classes of enzymes according to the enzyme classification:
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hydrolases
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transferases
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esterases
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oxidoreductases
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peptidases
Question 18
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The consequences of niacine (Vit. PP) deficiency is
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beri beri
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scurvy
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pellagra
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rickets
Question 19
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Pyridoxal phosphate coenzyme is a:
Question 20
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Which of the following co-factor's participate in reactions catalyzed by oxidoreductases:
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Biotin
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Pyridoxal phosphate
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NAD+
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CoASH
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FMN
Question 21
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In which enzymes participates thiamine diphosphate (TPP)- the active form of vitamin B1.
Question 22
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What are the interactions that stabilize the tertiary and the quatemary structure of proteins:
Question 23
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The reversible covalent Phosphorylation-dephosphorylation of the enzymes:
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acts on the enzymes active site
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acts on the enzymes allosteric sites
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acts on a single enzyme
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acts on several enzymes
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is under direct neural and hormonal control
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is a mechanism for quick enzyme regulation
Question 24
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Which is the vitamin in FMN and FAD:
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folic acid
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riboflavin
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thiamin
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biotin
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niacin
Question 25
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In competitive inhibition:
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Vmax remains unchanged, Km decreases
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Vmax remains unchanged, Km increases
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Vmax and Km remain unchanged
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Vmax and Km decrease
Question 26
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The feedback inhibition:
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is a mechanism of regulation of multistep metabolic pathways
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is under direct neural and hormonal control
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acts on early steps enzymes
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acts on the enzymes active site
Question 27
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Which of the following statements about peptide bond are TRUE:
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the peptide bonds maintain the primary structure of proteins
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the peptide bonds maintain the secondary structure of proteins
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the peptide bond is a non-covalent bond
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the peptide bond has a partial double-bond character
Question 28
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The simultaneous increase in AST and ALT is diagnostic marker mostly for:
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Muscle Dieseases
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Cardiac Diseases
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Liver Diseases
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Brain Diseases
Question 29
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It is a water-soluble vitamin
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Its deficiency causes pellagra
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Its deficiency causes scurvy
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It participates as a cofactor in the posttranslational modification of collagen
Question 30
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Which of the following is TRUE?
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some of proteins are enzymes
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all of proteins are enzymes
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some of proteins are hormones
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all of proteins are hormone
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some of proteins participate as transporting molecules
Question 31
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Nucleotides are derivatives consisted of:
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heterocyclic ring consisted of C- and N- atoms named purine or pyrimidine monosaccaride- ribose or deoxyribose and phosphoric acid
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heterocyclic ring consisted of C- and S- atoms, monosaccaride- an hexose and phosphoric acid
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heterocyclic ring consisted of C- and N- atoms, named purine or pyrimidine- a disaccharide and phosphoric acid
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heterocyclic ring consisted of C- and N- atoms named purine or pyrimidines, monosaccaride- ribose deoxyribose and nitric acid
Question 32
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Protein denaturation is a process that:
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amino acids composition is changed
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its primary structure is disrupted
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its biological activity is lost
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chemical and physical feature are changed
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its conformation is disrupted