Exam 4 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the structural components of phospholipids?

glycerol
fatty acids
polar amine
aromatic ring
phosphate

A

glycerol, fatty acids, polar amine, phosphate

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2
Q

what type of lipids are cholesterol and bile salts?

steroids
triglycerides
fatty acids
waxes

A

steroids

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3
Q

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

A

hydrogen & metal catalyst

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4
Q

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

A

glycerol & fatty acid salts

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5
Q

which fatty acid is predicted to have the lowest melting point?

Ch3CH2CH=CHCH=CH(CH)5COOH
CH3CH2CH=CH(CH2)7COOH
CH3(CH2)10COOH

A

Ch3CH2CH=CHCH=CH(CH)5COOH

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6
Q

select the D-carbohydrates (check sc)
A
B

A

B

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7
Q

The functions of carbohydrates in living organisms include:

part of nucleic acids & glycoproteins
transport of nutrients
source of energy
catalytic

A

part of nucleic acids & glycoproteins
source of energy

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8
Q

what is the total number of stereoisomers that this sugar has?

  CHO H             OH H             OH H             OH
CH2OH
A

8

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9
Q

what type of saccharide is cellulose?

monosaccharide
disaccharide
polysaccharide

A

polysaccharide

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10
Q

what carbohydrate is used as a storage form of energy in animals?

glycogen
amylose
cellulose
amylopectin

A

glycogen

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11
Q

An enzyme ______

decreases the rate of a reaction
increases the rate of reaction

A

increases the rate of a reaction

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12
Q

what type of enzymatic inhibitors are cyanide and mercury?

competitive inhibitors
irreversible inhibitors
noncompetitive inhibitors

A

irreversible inhibitors

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13
Q

urease acts exclusively on urea to produce ammonia and carbon dioxide. Urease has__ specificity/

stereochemical
relative
absolute

A

absolute

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14
Q

what type of enzyme does this type of reaction:
conversion from one isomer to one another

isomerases
ligases
hydrolyses

A

isomerases

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15
Q

what type of enzyme does this type of reaction:
break bonds with water consumption

isomerases
ligases
hydrolyses

A

hydrolases

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16
Q

what type of enzyme does this type of reaction:
formation of new bonds with usage of energy

isomerases
ligases
hydrolyses

A

ligases

17
Q

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

A

proenzymes

18
Q

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

A

an amino group
a carboxyl group

19
Q

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

A

peptide bond

20
Q

what would you use to disrupt the primary level of organization of a protein?

hydrolysis
denaturation
hydrogenation

A

hydrolysis

21
Q

what type of protein function is exemplified by the action of rhodopsin in the retina?

protective
nerve impulse transmission
structural
transport of nutrients

A

nerve impulse transmission