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6. Saturated means?
- No double bonds between Carbons
- Not the max number of Hydrogen
- Presence of double bonds
7. Aldehyde/Ketone group reacts with ? closing the ring.
- Hydroxyl group
- Carboxyl group
- Carbonyl group
8. What is the effect on Km of a Non-competitve inhibitor?
- Decrease
- No Change
- Increase
9. Which has the fatty acid with two Hydrogen atoms on the same side?
10. Breaking down, dipeptide into two amino acids.
11. Which one of these is not a way by which enzymes catalyse reactions?
- Enzyme side chains act as acids/bases
- Covalent bond in transition state
- Donate fucntional groups for the product
- Bring reactants into proximity
12. What change in energy makes for a spontaneous reaction?
- Net negaitve change in free energy
- Net positve change in free energy
13. Amino acids are Amphoteric.. what is this?
- Have both basic and acidic groups
- They are in a ring structure
- They readily react
14. How many amino acids are coded for in our bodies?
15. The sequnece of amino acids
- Quternary
- Primary
- Tiertiary
- Secondary
16. What is a heteropolymer?
- A polymer with the same monomers
- A polymer with 2 or more different monomers
- A polymer with all glucose monomers
17. What bonds form between water molecules?
- Electrostatic
- Hydrogen Bonds
- Van Der Waals
18. 3D structure determined by bonds and chaperone proteins?
- Quaternary
- Primary
- Tiertiary
- Secondary
19. Dimers, Trimers, tetramers?
- Quaternary
- Tiertiary
- Primary
- Secondary
20. Why are Electrostatic interactions important?
- Stop the wrong cells from binding
- For Protein surface, bind together (enzymes)
- Keep us standing up