B Part 1 Flashcards

1
Q

If palmitic acid(C16:0) has a melting point of 63 degrees Celsius, what would you expect the melting point of palmitoleic acid(C16:1 omega -7-cis) to be?

A

Considerably lower than 63 degrees Celsius

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2
Q

Linoleum acid( C16:2 omega-6-cis omega-9-cis) has a pKa of 9.25. You make a 7 mM solution in a pH 11.50 buffer: what will be present?

A

5 mM linoleate ions

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3
Q

Which types of bond is the branching attachment in floridean starch?

A

(6- ->1) glycosidic bond

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4
Q

Spheroprotein found in the cytoplasm of a cell…

A

The amino acyl residues clustering on the inside are hydrophobic and those on the outside are hydrophilic

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5
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You have 1.1 mL of a 28 mM solution of summers reagent. What amount do you have?

A

Amount

31 μmol (amount in moles= concentration in moles per litre x volume in litres)

Concentration = 28 mM = 28 × 10⁻³ mol/L
Volume = 1.1 mL = 1.1 × 10⁻³ L
Now, calculate the amount:

28
×
1
0

3

mol/L
×
1.1
×
1
0

3

L
Amount=28×10
−3
mol/L×1.1×10
−3
L
Amount
=
30.8
×
1
0

6

mol
=
31

μ
mol
Amount=30.8×10
−6
mol=31μmol

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6
Q

True statements about a phospholipid…

A
  1. Th phosphate group in the ‘heat’ makes it charged and hydrophilic versus the ‘tail’
  2. They are found primarily in membranes in the eukarya , bacteria and about half of the known archaea
  3. The ‘head’ is com[osed of glycerol with a phosphate group attached and usually another group of some kind
  4. The ‘tails’ are attached to the ‘head’ by ester linkages
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7
Q

What is the complementary strand for this piece of genomic DNA from a member of the metazoa?
5’-GCCCAGATGGAACCGGA-3’

A

3’-CGGGTCTACCTTGGCCT-5’

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