Random MCQs Flashcards

1
Q

What is the major attractive force between
DNA & proteins in DNA-protein complexes in
cell cycle?

A

Hydrophobic interactions

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2
Q

Most important AA needed for stability of

collagen triple helix?

A

Glycine.

Repeating motif in collagen: Gly-Pro-X

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3
Q

AA that is is indispensable for normal collagen function

A

Glycine

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4
Q

If α-helix is converted to β-sheets as in CJD
prion proteins, which bond is disrupted &
reformed?

A

Hydrogen bond

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5
Q

unit of measure for sedimentation rate

A

Svedberg coefficient

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6
Q

Shift to a more T state conformation

A

Increased Proton (H+) = acidic

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7
Q

Most serious complication of blood transfusion therapy

A

Iron overload.

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8
Q

Amount of iron in 1u pRBC (500mL)

A

250mg Fe (Iron).

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9
Q

Hb & myoglobin are composed of which 20

structure?

A

α-helix

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10
Q

How does mutation lead to aggregation of HbS?

A

hydrophobic area on surface of b-chains

missense mutation occurs: GAG -> GTG leading to Glu -> Val. Val is nonpolar

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11
Q

Aquaporins belong to which transporter family?

A

alpha-channels

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12
Q

Deficient transport protein in Leukocyte adhesion deficiency syndrome II (LAD II)

A

GDP-fucose transporter (FUCT1, SLC35C1).

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13
Q

Pt w/ (+)neuropsychiatric symptoms, CLD,
parkinsonian tremors, ¯facial expression,
(+)choreoathetosis. What is deficient?

A

ATP7B.

He has Copper (Cu) transport defect: Wilson disease

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14
Q

Menkes disease

A

Defective ATP7A

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15
Q

Ouabain is poisonous since it is a potent

inhibitor of

A

Na+/K+ ATPases

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16
Q

Main difference between GLUT2 & SGLT1

A

SGLT1 uses 20 active transport (active = up the concentration gradient).

GLUT2 uses facilitated transport (down the conc. Gradient)

17
Q

Which cell junction renders impermeability,

requiring transcellular movement of substances?

A

Tight junction (zona occludens)

18
Q

Which is associated w/ glucose uptake since it prevents phosphorylation of downstream effectors of insulin signaling cascade?

A

a-lipoic acid (LA).

19
Q

Which vitamin is water soluble, & can be synthesized in the
body but not sufficient to provide all coenzymes needed?

A

Niacin.

20
Q

Why will decreased Vit.B12 cause anemia?

A

B12 is involved in conversion of N5-methyl-THF to THF

21
Q

For rod cells to respond to light & transmit to optic nerve,
11-cis form of Vit. A should be attached to:____

A

Scotopsin.

22
Q

COBALAMIN is a coenzyme needed for

A

o Methionine synthase

o Methylmalonyl CoA mutase

23
Q

Which amino acid (AA) modifications need vit. K activity?

A

Glutamate (Glu) to γ-carboxyglutamate

24
Q

If decreased thiamin, which enzyme in RBC will have decreased activity?

A

Transketolase

25
Q

Pt w/ pernicious anemia will be unable to metabolize which compound?

A

Methylmalonyl-CoA

26
Q

ETOH alters activity of which

enzyme leading to lipid deposition in liver?

A

Glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (G3Pd).

27
Q

most common enzyme

deficiency causing inherited nonspherocytic hemolytic anemia

A

Pyruvate kinase