ACTIVITY 1M NO DUE CHEMISTRY CONNECTION Flashcards

1
Q

How many differences are there between the human insulin and insulin in pigs and cows?

A

eight

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2
Q

Researchers have successfully introduced the gene for human insulin into plants, specifically this plant is knowns as?

A

safflower

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3
Q

In terms of _________ structure, human insulin, pig, and bovine insulin are very similar.

A

tertiary

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4
Q

This hormone regulates the blood glucose levels within the human body.

A

insulin

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5
Q

Which of these statements about insulin is true?

A

Insulin assists the entry of blood glucose into cells by interacting with receptors on cell membranes.

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6
Q

Which of the following is not a globular protein?

A

elastin

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7
Q

When a permanent hair is administered, it is first treated with a reducing agent called __________ that breaks the disulfide linkages in hair.

A

ammonium thioglycolate

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8
Q

Which of the following is not a fibrous protein?

A

insulin

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9
Q

It is a partial or complete disorganization of protein’s characteristic three-dimensional shape.

A

protein denaturation

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10
Q

16% to 18% of hair is composed of an amino acid called _________ and this disulfide linkages give hair protein its overall shape.

A

cysteine

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11
Q

Which of the following animals have the presence of white breast meat

A

chickens

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12
Q

The monomeric actin units associate to form a long polymer is called _________?

A

G-actin

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13
Q

When meat is heavily salted with preservatives such as NaCl, NaNO2, and the likes, in the preparation of ham, the myoglobin picks up nitrate ions, and its color changes to __________.

A

pink

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14
Q

The monomeric unit of actin is called ________?

A

G-actin

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15
Q

In the structural characteristics of cyclosporine, seven of the amino acids residues have their nitrogen atoms methylated; that is, a _________ group has replaced the nitrogen’s hydrogen atom.

A

methyl

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16
Q

In the structural characteristics of cyclosporine, one amino acid residue has a _________ rather than the normal __________ for amino acids.

A

L-configuration ; D-configuration

17
Q

The primary structure of cyclosporine is that a cyclic peptide contains ________ amino acid units.

A

11

18
Q

It is the principal carbohydrate in milk.

A

lactose

19
Q

A major antibody present in colostrum is a secretory immunoglobulin known as ________.

A

lgA

20
Q

A mother’s breast produces a foremilk called ________?

A

transitional milk

21
Q

It is an easily digested protein that is less stressful on the infant’s immature digestive system than are other proteins such as casein.

A

lactalbumin

22
Q

It offers protection against bacteria and other pathogens by binding the iron, thus making it unavailable to these agents, which require it for growth.

A

lactoferrin

23
Q

Studies show that HDL levels correlate ________ with heart disease risk.

A

inversely

24
Q

A cholesterol ratio of ________ is equivalent to an average heart disease risk.

A

4.0

25
Q

Studies show that LDL levels correlate ________ with heart diseases.

A

positively

26
Q

A cholesterol ratio of ________ is equivalent to a high heart disease risk.

A

4.5