Enzymes are biological catalysts that work under mild physiological conditions, with their catalytic efficiency determined by their 3D structure and active site specificity; they can be classified as holoenzymes (with bound cofactors) or apoenzymes (without cofactors), and their activity is regulated through competitive inhibition (where inhibitors resemble substrates and bind to the active site) or non-competitive inhibition (where inhibitors bind to sites other than the active site), while temperature affects enzyme activity through reversible inactivation at low temperatures and irreversible denaturation at high temperatures.
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Conversion of glucose to lactic acid in skeletal muscles is an example of Correct answer is B, catabolic pathway.
Which molecule stores iodine inside helical structure?
Correct answer is B, amylose.
Which pathway involves breakdown of complex molecules into simpler ones?
Correct answer is B, catabolic.
In a protein chain, the first amino acid end is called Correct answer is B, N-terminal.
The last amino acid end of a protein chain is called Correct answer is C, C-terminal.
Removal of CO2 from amino acid converts it into Correct answer is B, amine.
Adult human hemoglobin consists of Correct answer is B, two alpha and two beta subunits.
A catalytically active enzyme along with its bound prosthetic group is called Correct answer is C, holoenzyme.
The inactive protein part of an enzyme without cofactor is called A answer is B, a pinzyme.
The N-terminal of a protein contains a free Correct answer is B, amino group.
The C-terminal of a protein contains a free Correct answer is C, carboxyl group.
Prosthetic groups are distinguished because they are Correct answer is B, tightly bound.
Which statement about prosthetic groups is incorrect?
Correct answer is C, they are loosely bound.
In an enzyme energy profile diagram, the highest energy point represents Correct answer is C, transition state.
The energy barrier reduced by enzymes is called Correct answer is B, activation energy.
Which biomolecule changes structure at different pH due to zwitterion formation?
Correct answer is B, amino acid.
Catalytic efficiency of two different enzymes is commonly compared by Correct answer is A, optimum pH.
The functional specificity of enzymes depends mainly on their Correct answer is B, 3D structure.
The blue color with iodine is shown by Correct answer is B, starch.
Why does cellulose not give blue color with iodine?
Correct answer is B, it does not form helical structure.
Cofactor free inactive enzyme is called Correct answer is B, up enzyme.
Enzyme with cofactor attached is called Correct answer is B, holoenzyme.
Which polysaccharide forms helical coils?
Correct answer is C, starch.
If enzyme shape is altered, it mainly affects Correct answer is B, catalytic function.
The quaternary structure of proteins refers to Correct answer is C, assembly of more than one polypeptide subunit.
Which statement about adult human hemoglobin is incorrect?
Correct answer is C, It has six polypeptide subunits.
Amino acids are classified mainly on the basis of Correct answer is C. Characteristics of side chain.
Nitrogenous bases are chemically classified as Correct answer is C.
Heterocyclic compounds.
Assertion: Zinc is a cofactor for carboxypeptidase.
Reason: Carboxypeptidase is a metalloenzyme.
Correct answer is A. Both true and reason correctly explains assertion.
Which level of protein structure is represented by hemoglobin?
Correct answer is D. Quaternary.
Structural changes in amino acids in solutions of different pH occur due to Correct answer is B. Ionization of amino and carboxyl groups.
Which part of amino acid determines its unique chemical nature?
Correct answer is D. R group.
The protein part of holoenzyme is called Correct answer is C. Apoenzyme.
Enzyme catalysis differs from inorganic catalysis because enzymes.
Correct answer is B, work efficiently under mild conditions.
Inorganic catalysts usually work efficiently at Correct answer is B, high temperature and high pressure.
Immediately after substrate binds to active site, the next event is Correct answer is C, induced conformational change in enzyme.
The enzyme substrate interaction finally leads to Correct answer is B, product release and free enzyme regeneration.
An inhibitor that binds at a site other than active site and does not resemble substrate is Correct answer is B, non-competitive inhibitor.
Competitive inhibitors generally Correct answer is C, closely resemble substrate.
Which is a non-proteinaceous enzyme?
Correct answer is C, ribozyme.
Ribozymes are made of Correct answer is C, RNA.
Ions constitute approximately what percentage of total cell mass?
Correct answer is B, 1%.
In cellulose, the non-reducing end is generally represented as Correct answer is B, left end.
Low temperature preserves enzyme by Correct answer is B, keeping enzyme temporarily inactive.
High temperature destroys enzyme activity because Correct answer is B, it causes protein denaturation.
Which statement about enzyme temperature response is correct?
Correct answer is C, high temperature can denature enzymes.
If inhibitor closely resembles substrate in molecular structure, it is Correct answer is B, competitive inhibitor.
Competitive inhibitor of succinate dehydrogenase is Correct answer is B, malonate.
Long protein chain folded upon itself like a woolen ball forms Correct answer is C, tertiary structure.
Which protein structure involves overall 3D folding of a single polypeptide?
Correct answer is C, tertiary.
Enzyme catalysts differ from inorganic catalysts because enzymes Correct answer is B, work under physiological conditions.
Which inhibitor binds to active site?
Correct answer is A, competitive inhibitor.
Product release in enzyme catalysis occurs after Correct answer is B, bond breaking and product formation.
Which of the following is false about non-competitive inhibition?
Correct answer is B, inhibitor resembles substrate.
Succinate dehydrogenase is inhibited competitively because malonate Correct answer is B, resembles succinate structurally.
Temporary enzyme inactivation at low temperature is usually Correct answer is B, reversible.
Which of the following is an example of catalytic RNA?
Correct answer is B, ribozyme.
The folded globular appearance of many proteins is due to Correct answer is B, tertiary interactions.
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