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The enzyme needed in biological systems for joining two molecules is called:
Ligase is an enzyme that can catalyze the joining (ligation) of two large molecules by forming a new chemical bond.
Ligase is an enzyme that can catalyze the joining (ligation) of two large molecules by forming a new chemical bond.
Ligase is an enzyme that can catalyze the joining (ligation) of two large molecules by forming a new chemical bond.
An enzyme and its substrate react with each other through a definite charge bearing site called:
Active site is the catalytic part of enzyme.
Active site is the catalytic part of enzyme.
Active site is the catalytic part of enzyme.
All enzymes work best in:
Aqueous medium is required to help enzyme and substrate in proper orientation.
Aqueous medium is required to help enzyme and substrate in proper orientation.
Aqueous medium is required to help enzyme and substrate in proper orientation.
The diagram illustrates energy changes in an enzyme controlled reaction:Which of the following represents the lowering of the activation energy?
Peak of Straight curve = activation energy needed in the absence of enzymes.Peak of dotted line= activation energy needed in the presence of enzymes.Z-Y is the energy lowered by enzymes.
Peak of Straight curve = activation energy needed in the absence of enzymes.Peak of dotted line= activation energy needed in the presence of enzymes.Z-Y is the energy lowered by enzymes.
Peak of Straight curve = activation energy needed in the absence of enzymes.Peak of dotted line= activation energy needed in the presence of enzymes.Z-Y is the energy lowered by enzymes.
Which one of the following statement about enzymes is/are true?1. Enzymes are proteins whose three dimensional shape is key to their function2. Enzymes speed up reaction by lowering the activation energy3. Enzymes are highly specific4. Enzyme activity is affected by the change in temperature and pH
These are characteristics of enzymes.
These are characteristics of enzymes.
These are characteristics of enzymes.
It is not true about enzymes:
Enzymes cannot change nature of end product.
Enzymes cannot change nature of end product.
Enzymes cannot change nature of end product.
Pick the wrong statement regarding co-factor:
Cofactor acts as bridge between enzyme and substrate.
Cofactor acts as bridge between enzyme and substrate.
Cofactor acts as bridge between enzyme and substrate.
A statement that is not correct about enzymes:
Nature of end product never changes due to enzyme. Enzyme can just speed up the reaction and the product will be of same quality as with or without enzyme.
Nature of end product never changes due to enzyme. Enzyme can just speed up the reaction and the product will be of same quality as with or without enzyme.
Nature of end product never changes due to enzyme. Enzyme can just speed up the reaction and the product will be of same quality as with or without enzyme.
Which of the following conjugated molecule is a major constituent of cell membrane?
Major constituents of biological membrane are lipo-protein
Major constituents of biological membrane are lipo-protein
Major constituents of biological membrane are lipo-protein
Which statement correctly describes messenger RNA (mRNA)?
tRNA binds with amino acid instead of mRNA.
tRNA binds with amino acid instead of mRNA.
tRNA binds with amino acid instead of mRNA.
A) mRNA contains ribose instead of deoxyribose.B) mRNA is always single stranded and does not form helix.
Name the process in which tRNA molecules are produced in cells:
Process by RNA is formed from DNA is called transcription.
Process by RNA is formed from DNA is called transcription.
Process by RNA is formed from DNA is called transcription.
Which of the following is common between Lock and Key model and Induce Fit model?
Both the above models of enzyme actions recognize the fact that enzymes are highly specific in nature due to specific amino acid sequence. Due to this every enzyme can catalyze a specific reaction only with a specific substrate(s).
Both the above models of enzyme actions recognize the fact that enzymes are highly specific in nature due to specific amino acid sequence. Due to this every enzyme can catalyze a specific reaction only with a specific substrate(s).
Both the above models of enzyme actions recognize the fact that enzymes are highly specific in nature due to specific amino acid sequence. Due to this every enzyme can catalyze a specific reaction only with a specific substrate(s).
In humans, nearly all enzymes work best at:
Optimum temperature for enzymes of human body is 37-38°C/ 96-98°F.
Optimum temperature for enzymes of human body is 37-38°C/ 96-98°F.
Optimum temperature for enzymes of human body is 37-38°C/ 96-98°F.
ptimum pH of catalase is:
Catalase is found in peroxisomes and involved in breakdown of H2O2.
Catalase is found in peroxisomes and involved in breakdown of H2O2.
Catalase is found in peroxisomes and involved in breakdown of H2O2.
An enzyme that catalyze the conversion of an aldo-sugar to a keto-sugar would be classified as one of the:
An enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of an aldo-sugar to a keto-sugar would be classified as one of the isomerases.
An enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of an aldo-sugar to a keto-sugar would be classified as one of the isomerases.
An enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of an aldo-sugar to a keto-sugar would be classified as one of the isomerases.
The enzyme concerned with transfer of electrons is:
A dehydrogenase is an enzyme belonging to the sub-group of oxidoreductases that oxidizes a substrate by reducing an electron acceptor, usually NAD+/NADP+ or a flavin coenzyme such as FAD or FMN.A dehydrogenase is an enzyme belonging to the sub-group of oxidoreductases that oxidizes a substrate by reducing an electron acceptor, usually NAD+/NADP+ or a flavin coenzyme such as FAD or FMN.
How many classes of enzymes are in IUB system?
According to the IUB, enzymes are divided into six functional classes and are classified based on the type of reaction in which they are used to catalyze. The six kinds of enzymes are oxidoreductases, transferases, hydrolases, lyases, isomerase, and ligase.
According to the IUB, enzymes are divided into six functional classes and are classified based on the type of reaction in which they are used to catalyze. The six kinds of enzymes are oxidoreductases, transferases, hydrolases, lyases, isomerase, and ligase.
According to the IUB, enzymes are divided into six functional classes and are classified based on the type of reaction in which they are used to catalyze. The six kinds of enzymes are oxidoreductases, transferases, hydrolases, lyases, isomerase, and ligase.
The activity of some enzymes is controlled by certain molecules binding to some specific area other than active site. This site is called as:
Allosteric site is another regulatory site in certain enzymes, other than active site. Inhibitor or cofactor after binding at this site regulate enzyme activity
Allosteric site is another regulatory site in certain enzymes, other than active site. Inhibitor or cofactor after binding at this site regulate enzyme activity
Allosteric site is another regulatory site in certain enzymes, other than active site. Inhibitor or cofactor after binding at this site regulate enzyme activity
They occupy the active sites by forming covalent bonds:
Irreversible inhibitors occupy the active sites permanently by forming covalent bonds or they may physically block the active sites and they check the reaction rate by occupying the active site.
Irreversible inhibitors occupy the active sites permanently by forming covalent bonds or they may physically block the active sites and they check the reaction rate by occupying the active site.
Irreversible inhibitors occupy the active sites permanently by forming covalent bonds or they may physically block the active sites and they check the reaction rate by occupying the active site.
Malonic acid is an example of reversible inhibitor; it inhibits succinic acid dehydrogenase by:
Allosteric enzymes have ________ major sites:
Allosteric enzymes have two important sites i.e. active site and allosteric site.
Allosteric enzymes have two important sites i.e. active site and allosteric site.
Allosteric enzymes have two important sites i.e. active site and allosteric site.
Increase in substrate concentration will cause increase in rate of reaction when initial concentration of substrate is:
At low concentration of substrate, many active sites are vacant. By increasing substrate concentration, these are also utilized so reaction rate is increased.
At low concentration of substrate, many active sites are vacant. By increasing substrate concentration, these are also utilized so reaction rate is increased.
At low concentration of substrate, many active sites are vacant. By increasing substrate concentration, these are also utilized so reaction rate is increased.
The rate of reaction depends directly on the amount of enzyme present at a specific time at:
At unlimited substrate concentration, rate of reaction depends upon enzyme.
At unlimited substrate concentration, rate of reaction depends upon enzyme.
At unlimited substrate concentration, rate of reaction depends upon enzyme.
After a certain limiting concentration of substrate, increasing the concentration of enzyme two times, rate of reaction will:
After reaching limiting concentration of substrates, increasing the enzymes would not increase rate of reaction as substrates are not available for enzymes to act.
After reaching limiting concentration of substrates, increasing the enzymes would not increase rate of reaction as substrates are not available for enzymes to act.
After reaching limiting concentration of substrates, increasing the enzymes would not increase rate of reaction as substrates are not available for enzymes to act.
Which of the following nucleotide is not found in DNA?
Uracil is found in RNA.
Uracil is found in RNA.
Uracil is found in RNA.
How many water molecules are released during formation of an ATP molecule?
Which of the following is non-reducing disaccharide?
Generally all monosaccharaides & disaccharides other than sucrose are reducing sugars. While all polysaccharides & sucrose are non-reducing sugars.
Generally all monosaccharaides & disaccharides other than sucrose are reducing sugars. While all polysaccharides & sucrose are non-reducing sugars.
Generally all monosaccharaides & disaccharides other than sucrose are reducing sugars. While all polysaccharides & sucrose are non-reducing sugars.
In sucrose the glycosidic linkage found is:
Carbon 1 of glucose forms glycosidic linkage with carbon 2 of fructose to form sucrose.
Carbon 1 of glucose forms glycosidic linkage with carbon 2 of fructose to form sucrose.
Carbon 1 of glucose forms glycosidic linkage with carbon 2 of fructose to form sucrose.
Which description applies to cellulose?
Cellulose is fibrous, linear unbranched polymer of β-glucose.
Cellulose is fibrous, linear unbranched polymer of β-glucose.
Cellulose is fibrous, linear unbranched polymer of β-glucose.
Primary structure of a protein molecule does not comprise:
Primary structure is associated with number and sequence of amino acids. Size of protein molecule also depends upon number of amino acids.
Primary structure is associated with number and sequence of amino acids. Size of protein molecule also depends upon number of amino acids.
Primary structure is associated with number and sequence of amino acids. Size of protein molecule also depends upon number of amino acids.
All proteins in living organism always show following structural levels:
Primary and secondary structures are found in all proteins while tertiary and quaternary structures are found in globular proteins only.
Primary and secondary structures are found in all proteins while tertiary and quaternary structures are found in globular proteins only.
Primary and secondary structures are found in all proteins while tertiary and quaternary structures are found in globular proteins only.
Which of the following is phospholipid?
Lecithin is phosphatidylcholine.Sterol belongs to steroids.Terpene is terpenoid.Cutin is wax.
Lecithin is phosphatidylcholine.Sterol belongs to steroids.Terpene is terpenoid.Cutin is wax.
Lecithin is phosphatidylcholine.Sterol belongs to steroids.Terpene is terpenoid.Cutin is wax.
Cuticle is an example of:
Cuticle is a layer made of cutin which is a wax.
Cuticle is a layer made of cutin which is a wax.
Cuticle is a layer made of cutin which is a wax.
All are true about waxes except:
No animal can digest waxes, so they are never act as source of energy.
No animal can digest waxes, so they are never act as source of energy.
No animal can digest waxes, so they are never act as source of energy.
Most important components of triglycerides are:
Properties of triglycerides depends upon type of fatty acid present.
Properties of triglycerides depends upon type of fatty acid present.
Properties of triglycerides depends upon type of fatty acid present.
Lipids store energy due to higher proportion of:
C-H bond is potential source of energy and lipids have their double number as compared to carbohydrates.
C-H bond is potential source of energy and lipids have their double number as compared to carbohydrates.
C-H bond is potential source of energy and lipids have their double number as compared to carbohydrates.
Types of atoms present in one molecule of haemoglobin:
Hemoglobin contains C, H, O, N, S, Fe
Hemoglobin contains C, H, O, N, S, Fe
Hemoglobin contains C, H, O, N, S, Fe
Which one is odd about tertiary structure of protein:
Ester bond is always formed between alcohol and an acid.
Ester bond is always formed between alcohol and an acid.
Ester bond is always formed between alcohol and an acid.
Bond that is most sensitive to rise in temperature is:
Ionic bond is most sensitive to pH change.
Ionic bond is most sensitive to pH change.
Ionic bond is most sensitive to pH change.
How many types of proteins are present in human body?
Maximum variety is found in proteins among biological molecules.
Maximum variety is found in proteins among biological molecules.
Maximum variety is found in proteins among biological molecules.
In quaternary structure, polypeptide chains are aggregated and held together by all of the following except:
Glycosidic linkages are associated with sugar units.
Glycosidic linkages are associated with sugar units.
Glycosidic linkages are associated with sugar units.
Sucrose on hydrolysis yields:
Monosaccharides are major components of:
Cystein is amino acid.Insulin contains amino acids.Myosin contains amino acids.
Cystein is amino acid.Insulin contains amino acids.Myosin contains amino acids.
Cystein is amino acid.Insulin contains amino acids.Myosin contains amino acids.
In straight chain structure of glucose, all carbons contain hydroxyl group except carbon number:
In carbohydrates, all carbons contain hydroxyl group except carbon of aldehyde or ketone group.
In carbohydrates, all carbons contain hydroxyl group except carbon of aldehyde or ketone group.
In carbohydrates, all carbons contain hydroxyl group except carbon of aldehyde or ketone group.
All of the following are polymers of glucose except:
Amylase is enzyme and polymer of amino acids.
Amylase is enzyme and polymer of amino acids.
Amylase is enzyme and polymer of amino acids.
In absence of hydrogen bonds, water would boil at:
Water has strong hydrogen bonding thus high boiling point.
Water has strong hydrogen bonding thus high boiling point.
Water has strong hydrogen bonding thus high boiling point.
All are uses of water by Living organisms except:
Mostly living organism use glucose as major energy source
Mostly living organism use glucose as major energy source
Mostly living organism use glucose as major energy source
Breakdown of complex molecules into simpler one is called___________.
Breakdown of complex molecules into simpler one is called catabolic.
Breakdown of complex molecules into simpler one is called catabolic.
Breakdown of complex molecules into simpler one is called catabolic.
The total weight of a mammalian cell, DNA forms:
DNA is 0.25% of the total mammalian cell.
DNA is 0.25% of the total mammalian cell.
DNA is 0.25% of the total mammalian cell.
8% of the total weight of a mammalian cell is the:
Protein is 18% of the total mammalian cell.
Protein is 18% of the total mammalian cell.
Protein is 18% of the total mammalian cell.
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