The document contains questions about biochemistry topics including:
- The simplest amino acid is glycine. Fish is a good source of Omega 3 fatty acids and the essential fatty acids should be taken from our diet. Hyaluronic acid is an example of a polysaccharide.
- Mitochondria are self-regulating organelles. The cell membrane is semi-permeable and restricts materials entering the cell. Inorganic ions are vital to normal cell functioning.
- Lipids are water insoluble so they should be extracted using non-polar solvents.
The document contains questions about biochemistry topics including:
- The simplest amino acid is glycine. Fish is a good source of Omega 3 fatty acids and the essential fatty acids should be taken from our diet. Hyaluronic acid is an example of a polysaccharide.
- Mitochondria are self-regulating organelles. The cell membrane is semi-permeable and restricts materials entering the cell. Inorganic ions are vital to normal cell functioning.
- Lipids are water insoluble so they should be extracted using non-polar solvents.
The document contains questions about biochemistry topics including:
- The simplest amino acid is glycine. Fish is a good source of Omega 3 fatty acids and the essential fatty acids should be taken from our diet. Hyaluronic acid is an example of a polysaccharide.
- Mitochondria are self-regulating organelles. The cell membrane is semi-permeable and restricts materials entering the cell. Inorganic ions are vital to normal cell functioning.
- Lipids are water insoluble so they should be extracted using non-polar solvents.
● There are fatty acids, which are composed - Glycine of odd # of carbon atoms? ● Acidic amino acid - No add # of carbon atoms; no even - Glutamic acid too - FALSE ● Aromatic amino acid ● Fish is a good source of Omega 3? - Tryptophan - TRUE ● Basic amino acid ● Fats and oils have the same general - Histidine structure: ● Hydroxy amino acid - TRUE - Glutamic acid ● Mixed Triacylglycerols are composed of ● Storage polysaccharide in plants three identical fatty acids: - Starch - FALSE ; only 2 ● Polysaccharide that serves as ● The essential fatty acids should be taken anticoagulant: from our diet? - Heparin - TRUE ● Polysaccharide that serves as lubricant in ● The nucleus is the largest part of the cell: joints and cartilage? - TRUE - Hyaluronic acid ● Mitochondria is a self-regulating organelle: ● Polysaccharide present in invertebrates: - TRUE - Chitin ● Cell membrane is a semi-permeable w/c ● Reaction or process where 1 or 2 fatty acids restricts the entry of materials across the are being removed from Triacylglycerol or cell fat molecule: - TRUE - Partial hydrolysis ● Inorganic ions are vital to the normal ● Process of breaking of the double bonds on functioning of the cell: unsaturated compounds and adding oxygen - TRUE on carbons: ● Ribosomes are responsible for packaging - Oxidation the cell’s proteins ● Process of removing all the fatty acid on the - FALSE Triacylglycerol molecules: ● Carbohydrates is composed of carbon, - Complete hydrolysis hydrogen, sulfur and oxygen ● Alkaline hydrolysis of fat or simply - FALSE - no sulfur soap-making: ● Hyaluronic acid is an example of - Saponification polysaccharides: ● Forms buffer system to prevent the sudden - TRUE change in the cell: ● Glucose is an example of Ketohexose: - Salts - FALSE ● It is vital to normal functioning of some ● Lactose is composed of glucose and enzymes and biomolecules: fructose - Inorganic ions - FALSE ● Most abundant compound in the cell: ● Saccharides is the building blocks of - Water carbohydrates ● An organelle that contains all the - TRUE biomolecules: ● With peptide bond only their structure: - Mitochondria - Primary structure protein ● An organelle that contains only protein: ● Sulfur containing amino acids: - Lysosome - Cysteine ● An organelle that contains all the biomolecules except carbohydrate: - Nucleus ● An organelle that have lipid, protein, and carbohydrate: - Cell membrane ● It collects excess cholesterol from body tissues and transports it back to the liver for degradation to bile acids: - High density lipid ● It transports dietary Triacylglycerol from intestine to liver and to adipose tissues: - Chylomicrons ● It transports cholesterol synthesized in the liver throughout the body: - Low density lipid ● It transports Triacylglycerol synthesized in the liver to adipose tissue: - Very low density lipid ● Which of the ff is not a characteristic of a saturated fatty acid: - Characteristic of a vegetable fat ● A steroid used to emulsify, disperse fatty materials: - Bile salts ● Isomers that are mirror images of each other: - Enantiomers ● A genetic disorder w/c prevents enzymatic production of lactase: - Primary Lactose Intolerance ● It is a non-membrane bounded organelle composed of actin and myosin: - Microfilaments ● It has no ribosomes; therefore no capable of protein synthesis for export: - Smooth ER ● Lipids are known to be water insoluble organic molecules therefore they should be extracted by: - Non-polar solvents ● It is the most abundant disaccharide transported in plants: - Cellubiose