Ch6 Adaptive Quiz: Enzymes 6.1-6.2 Flashcards

1
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Which study first suggested the presence of biological catalysts in the 1700s?

A

stomach secretions effect on the digestion of meat

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2
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A reaction with a _____ generates more product than substrate at equilibrium.

A

large, negative ΔG′°

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3
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Which statement is true regarding coenzymes?

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Most coenzymes derive from dietary precursors and transfer specific functional groups.

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4
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Compared to an uncatalyzed reaction, what does an enzyme change?

A

the rate of the reaction

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5
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Which pairing correctly matches the enzyme class with the type of reaction it catalyzes?

A

oxidoreductase: transfer of electrons

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6
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Enzymes increase reaction rates in the range of 5 to 17 orders of magnitude. Which statement does NOT explain how enzymes achieve these enormous and highly selective rate enhancements?

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Noncovalent interactions increase the standard free-energy change.

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7
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Which statement is false regarding coenzymes?

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Riboflavin is a coenzyme. (it is not)

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8
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Which factor does NOT represent a barrier that prevents a reaction from taking place?

A

standard free-energy change

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9
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Which cellular component is a common coenzyme?

A

flavin adenine dinucleotide

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10
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If the ground state of a reaction’s product is lower than the ground state of the substrate, which statement is true?

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The reaction is exothermic, and there is more product than reactant at equilibrium.

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