Photosynthesis | Glycogen metabolism | Fatty Acids metabolism and biosynthesis | Amino acid metabolism and biosynthesis | Nucleotide Biosynthesis |
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What is Thylakoids?
Membranous structures in a chloroplast
that are stacked, flattened disks |
What is a-1,6-Glycosidic linkage?
In Glycogen, this is forms the branch point of glucose linkage
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What is Prostaglandins?
These stimulate smooth muscle, regulate blood flow, adhesion of blood platelets, inflammation.
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What is Ubiquitin?
Small highly conserved protein that tags proteins for proteolytic destruction
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What is Salvage Pathway?
A pathway that helps save energy by saving purine
and pyrimidine base produced in diet |
E) B and C
Which of the following is/are light harvesting molecules?
A) vitamin D B) carotenoids C) chlorophyll b D) plastocyanin E) B and C |
What is Protein Kinase A?
Enzyme converts inactive glycogen phosphorylase kinase to active glycogen phosphorylase kinase.
Activated by increased calcium and cAMP |
What is Acetyl CoA Carboxylase?
Synthesis of malonyl CoA is a reaction catalyzed by __________________, a key regulatory in fatty acid metabolism.
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What is pyridoxal phosphate (PLP)?
Aminotransferase catalyzes transamination with a _________________ cofactor.
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What is 5-Phsphorobosyl-1-pyrophosphate?
An activated ribose generated from
the pentose phosphate pathway and an important compound for the purine and pyrimidine de novo synthesis |
E) A,B and C
The D1 and D2 subunits of photosystem II:
A) span the thylakoid membrane. B) are similar to each other. C) are homologous to the L and M chains of the bacterial center. D) A and C. E) A, B, and C. |
D. Glycogen synthetase I (synthase a) to glycogen synthetase D
Phosphorylation of some enzymes by ATP converts these enzymes from an active form into a form that is inactive. Which of the following conversions exemplifies this process
A. Trypsinogen to trypsin B. Phosphorylase b to phosphorylase a C. Phosphodiesterase a to phosphodiesterase b D. Glycogen synthetase I (synthase a) to glycogen synthetase D |
What is HMG CoA reductase?
Enzyme in synthesis of cholesterol, __________, target for cholesterol-lowering drugs, the statins
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Ornithine, citrulline
The transfer of the activated amide of carbamoyl phosphate to the d-amino of _________ forms another amino acid _________.
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c) Folic acid
Which of the following coenzymes is required for synthesis of pyrimidines, such as thymine?
a)Niacin b)Thiamine c)Folic acid d)Riboflavin e)Pyridoxine Folic acid |
What is ATP synthase?
Another name for the CF1-CF0 complex is ____________
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1. (a) only
Muscle glycogen phosphorylase is activated by
a. epinephrine b. glucagon c. insulin 1. (a) only 2. (a) and (b) 3. (a) and (c) 4. (b) only 5. (b) and (c) 6. (c) only 7. all of the above |
B. Both require phosphopantothenic acid.
Which of the following statements is true concerning fatty acid synthesis and fatty acid breakdown?
A. Both are mitochondrial functions. B. Both require phosphopantothenic acid. C. Both share common electron donors and acceptors. D. Both share common enzymes for oxidation and reduction reactions. |
Leucine and lysine
Two amino acids are solely ketogenic?
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CTP
ATCase is inhibited by _____, the final product
of pyrimidine biosynthesis |
B) The light is used to generate high-energy electrons with great reducing potential.
How is light used in photosynthesis?
A) The light is necessary to make the chlorophyll green, so the pigment can transmitelectrons. B) The light is used to generate high-energy electrons with great reducing potential. C) The light provides heat energy for the chloroplasts. D) The light is absorbed by oxygen, which is converted into water. E) None of the above. |
What is Protein phosphatase 1?
Shuts down glycogen phosphorylase and phosphorylase kinase, while stimulating glycogen synthase.
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A. malonyl CoA is an intermediate in synthesis
The pathway of extramitochondrial synthesis of even-numbered fatty acids differs from that of the catabolism of fatty acids in that
A. malonyl CoA is an intermediate in synthesis B. acyl carrier protein is needed in catabolism C. no flavoprotein enzymes are required for catabolism D. propionyl CoA may serve as an intermediate in synthesis |
What is N-acetylglutamate?
a biochemical signal that any ammonia generated must be disposed of
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A. Inosine phosphate
From what common intermediate are all purine ribonucleoside phosphates synthesized de novo?
A. Inosine phosphate B. Guanosine phosphate C. Adenosine phosphate D. Guanosine diphosphate E. Deoxyadenosine phosphate |