Exam 4 Flashcards
What are the structural components of phospholipids?
glycerol
fatty acids
polar amine
aromatic ring
phosphate
glycerol, fatty acids, polar amine, phosphate
what type of lipids are cholesterol and bile salts?
steroids
triglycerides
fatty acids
waxes
steroids
what chemicals would you use to make margarine from canola oil?
a hydrolysis enzyme
an acid in water
hydrogen & metal catalyst
a strong base in water
hydrogen & metal catalyst
what do you expect to obtain if you react pork lard with a concentrated aqueous solution of sodium hydroxide?
more saturated triglycerides
glycerol & fatty acids
glycerol & fatty acid salts
glycerol & fatty acid salts
which fatty acid is predicted to have the lowest melting point?
Ch3CH2CH=CHCH=CH(CH)5COOH
CH3CH2CH=CH(CH2)7COOH
CH3(CH2)10COOH
Ch3CH2CH=CHCH=CH(CH)5COOH
select the D-carbohydrates (check sc)
A
B
B
The functions of carbohydrates in living organisms include:
part of nucleic acids & glycoproteins
transport of nutrients
source of energy
catalytic
part of nucleic acids & glycoproteins
source of energy
what is the total number of stereoisomers that this sugar has?
CHO H OH H OH H OH CH2OH
8
what type of saccharide is cellulose?
monosaccharide
disaccharide
polysaccharide
polysaccharide
what carbohydrate is used as a storage form of energy in animals?
glycogen
amylose
cellulose
amylopectin
glycogen
An enzyme ______
decreases the rate of a reaction
increases the rate of reaction
increases the rate of a reaction
what type of enzymatic inhibitors are cyanide and mercury?
competitive inhibitors
irreversible inhibitors
noncompetitive inhibitors
irreversible inhibitors
urease acts exclusively on urea to produce ammonia and carbon dioxide. Urease has__ specificity/
stereochemical
relative
absolute
absolute
what type of enzyme does this type of reaction:
conversion from one isomer to one another
isomerases
ligases
hydrolyses
isomerases
what type of enzyme does this type of reaction:
break bonds with water consumption
isomerases
ligases
hydrolyses
hydrolases
what type of enzyme does this type of reaction:
formation of new bonds with usage of energy
isomerases
ligases
hydrolyses
ligases
in the regulation of enzymatic activity, enzymes that are formed and released in an inactive form and activated when needed are called___?
apoenzymes
holoenzymes
proenzymes
proenzymes
disregarding glycine, the simplest amino acid, what are the mandatory structural features of amino acids?
an amino group
an aromatic ring
a carboxyl group
a hydrogen atom
an amino group
a carboxyl group
what is the name of the bond formed between the carboxyl group of one amino acid and the amino group of another amino acid in a protein molecule?
disulfide bond
amino acid bond
ester bond
peptide bond
peptide bond
what would you use to disrupt the primary level of organization of a protein?
hydrolysis
denaturation
hydrogenation
hydrolysis
what type of protein function is exemplified by the action of rhodopsin in the retina?
protective
nerve impulse transmission
structural
transport of nutrients
nerve impulse transmission