2014 biochem Flashcards
What drives the pumping of H? (matrix -> intermembrane space): A) Energy of redox reaction B) Concentration gradient C) Electrochemical gradient D) ATP hydrolysis
A) Energy of redox reaction
what is true about the digestive process?
Pepsinogen activated autocatalysis
Which enzyme provide proof-reading in translation? A) Amino acid hydrolase B) tRNA transferase C) aa tRNA synthetase D) Peptidyl transferase
C) aa tRNA synthetase
What is (what is a characteristic of Satellite DNA? A) Non coding transposons B) Non coding retrotransposons C) Non coding tandem repeats D) Non coding introns
C) Non coding tandem repeats
Which of the following will be lacking in collagen if there is a Cu deficiency? A) Cross bridges B) Hydroxylation C) S-S bonds D) Hydrogen bonds
A) Cross bridges
What is true about Transaminases?
A) They have pyridoxal phosphate as a cofactor
B) They are not reversible
C) They are not specific
A) They have pyridoxal phosphate as a cofactor
Which of the following is involved in B-turns? A) Proline B) Glycine C) Lysine D) Glutamate
A) Proline
Which of the following is true about glucagon? A) Increase glucose uptake by cells B) decrease glucose synthesis C) Increase glucose synthesis D) Increase protein synthesis
C) Increase glucose synthesis
What is the use of a microarray chip?
A) detecting misfolded proteins
B) gene expression profile
B) gene expression profile
What is the cause of Alzheimer’s disease?
Abnormal protein processing
What is associated with the inversion in the HEMA gene? A) Severe hemophilia A B) Mild hemophilia A C) Severe hemophilia B D) Blood clotting disorder
A) Severe hemophilia A
What is used for mRNA 5'capping? A) GMP B) CMP C) AMP D) UMP
A) GMP
What best describes fatty acid synthase?
A) one enzyme molecule contains 6 enzymes and 1 protein
B) can synthesize a fatty acid molecule with a length up to 18C units
C) Forms antiparallel dimer to function
C) Forms antiparallel dimer to function
Which of the following is mainly used as energy for gluconeogenesis in the liver?
A) Proteins
B) glycerol
C) Fatty acids
C) Fatty acids
What happens after a meal during short period starvation (4-12 hours) to maintain the blood glucose levels?
A) glycogen breakdown
B) gluconeogenesis
C) lipolysis
A) glycogen breakdown