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brianbio brianbio
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12 years ago
Are the following true or false:

Disaccharides are linked via an ester linkage

Cofactors and coenzymes are both organic molecules

The presence of a C=C bond decreases the melting point of a fatty acid

Glucose and fructose make maltose

An Ogliosaaccharide must have only 2 carbohydrate subunits

Glycogen is the storage form of energy in plants

Breaking down ATP releases 7.3kcal of energy

Polymers are made through condensation reactions

Lewis diagram shows the electrons in the last energy level


What matches with what here?

point of unsaturation
substrate fits into this
amino group
a 5 C sugar
ATP has 3 of these high energy bonds
a short chain of amino acids
determined by the sequence of amino acids
to break apart with water
a carbonyl group in the middle of a molecule
a hydroxyl group

and then:

a. - OH
b. hydrolysis
c. ketone
d. polypeptide
e. primary structure
f. NH2
g. C=C
h. active site
i. ribose
j. phosphate bond



I love Biology, and basically I have till tomorrow to answer these questions and STUDY off MY answers that'll go towards my test mark. I have some of these answers already written, but would merely be thankful if someone could let me know the answers and then i'll go into detail on them on my own.

Each one has to be answered + detail written on it. I will do the detail part as long as I have the answer to the question.

Thanks again.
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12 years ago Edited: 12 years ago, Bio_World100
True or False:

1. False

2. True

3. True

4. False

5. False

6. False

7. True

8. True

9. True


Matching:

point of unsaturation Rightwards Arrow g

substrate fits into this Rightwards Arrow h

amino group Rightwards Arrow f

a 5 C sugar Rightwards Arrow i

ATP has 3 of these high energy bonds Rightwards Arrow j

a short chain of amino acids Rightwards Arrow d

determined by the sequence of amino acids Rightwards Arrow e

to break apart with water Rightwards Arrow b

a carbonyl group in the middle of a molecule Rightwards Arrow c

a hydroxyl group Rightwards Arrow a


Hope this helps!
brianbio Author
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12 years ago
That's awesome. Now I can go into detail with the answer and study of it for my exam. Is there any chance I could post a bit more on this topic about cellular respiration?
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12 years ago
That's awesome. Now I can go into detail with the answer and study of it for my exam. Is there any chance I could post a bit more on this topic about cellular respiration?

Sure!  Go right ahead.  Smiling Face with Open Mouth
brianbio Author
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12 years ago
True or False

1.   Pyruvate has more free energy than dihydroxyacetone phosphate   
2.   The reaction centre pigment is carotenoid    
3.   In order to produce a proton-motive force in cellular respiration, protons are pumped from the intermembrane space to the mitochondrial matrix     
4.   NADH made in glycolysis pass their electrons to FADH2 to make 2 ATP   
5.   Rubisco is the C-fixing enzyme     
6.   Photophosphorylation refers to using light to establish a proton gradient for ATP synthesis    
7.   There is more free energy in the CO2 molecule than in Glucose   
8.    Noncyclic refers to the electrons from the chlorophyll which get returned to the chlorophyll   
9.   From glycolysis and pyruvate oxidation together, there is a net yield of 2 ATP     
10.   Protons pass through ATPase and ATP is made 

Matching:

a)   Z-protein            h)     pyruvate
b)   Coenzyme A          i)   lactate
c)   phosphofructokinase      j)   CAM
d)   stroma             k)   BMR
e)   NAD                l)   citrate
f)    metabolism            m)   photon
g)   feedback inhibition         n)   oxidation

1.   a metabolic pathway used by plants in hot and dry areas

2.   Part of chloroplast where CO2 is fixed

3.   Compound responsible for O2 evolution

4.   quantum of light that excites chlorophyll electron

5.   term used to describe an organism’s caloric needs at rest

6.   derivative of Vitamin B; needed for Krebs-Cycle

7.   sum of all reactions in a cell

8.   chemical produced in the absence of oxygen in muscles

9.   a reaction in which an atom loses an electron

10.   a way of controlling enzymatic action with the help of an intermediate product

11.   a substrate that can allosterically control cellular respiration

12.   central molecule in the control of cellular respiration

Sorry, I know its many questions. By the way, how did you answer the above questions so fast Face with Open Mouth.   
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Sorry, I know its many questions. By the way, how did you answer the above questions so fast Face with Open Mouth.   


That's alright. 

I am in my senior year.  These questions are related to material that was covered in past semesters.  Smiling Face with Open Mouth 
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12 years ago Edited: 12 years ago, Bio_World100

True or False

1.   Pyruvate has more free energy than dihydroxyacetone phosphate   
2.   The reaction centre pigment is carotenoid    
3.   In order to produce a proton-motive force in cellular respiration, protons are pumped from the intermembrane space to the mitochondrial matrix     
4.   NADH made in glycolysis pass their electrons to FADH2 to make 2 ATP   
5.   Rubisco is the C-fixing enzyme     
6.   Photophosphorylation refers to using light to establish a proton gradient for ATP synthesis    
7.   There is more free energy in the CO2 molecule than in Glucose   
8.    Noncyclic refers to the electrons from the chlorophyll which get returned to the chlorophyll   
9.   From glycolysis and pyruvate oxidation together, there is a net yield of 2 ATP     
10.   Protons pass through ATPase and ATP is made 


1. False

2. False

3. False

4. True (Not 100% sure)

5. True

6. True

7. False

8. False

9. False

10. True

Hope this helps!  Smiling Face with Open Mouth
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12 years ago
Matching:

1 Rightwards Arrow J

2 Rightwards Arrow D

3 Rightwards Arrow A

4 Rightwards Arrow M

5 Rightwards Arrow K

6 Rightwards Arrow B

Hope this helps!
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12 years ago
7 Rightwards Arrow F

8 Rightwards Arrow I

9 Rightwards Arrow N

10 Rightwards Arrow G

11 Rightwards Arrow either pyruvate or citrate (NOT 100% sure)

12 Rightwards Arrow D

Hope this helps!  Smiling Face with Open Mouth
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