Quick Biochemistry - Enzymes (Section 8)

  • 1
    Which of the following enzymes does NOT exhibit allosteric regulation?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Succinate thiokinase
  • 2
    Which of the following is NOT a product of the citric acid cycle?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Pyruvate
  • 3
    Which of the following citric acid cycle intermediates CANNOT be derived from amino acids?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Malate
  • 4
    Where does the process of glycolysis take place?
    Respuesta
    (B)
    Cytosol
  • 5
    What is the final product of aerobic glycolysis?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Pyruvate
  • 6
    Under conditions of fasting, which enzyme is primarily responsible for glucose phosphorylation?
    Respuesta
    (A)
    Hexokinase
  • 7
    Where can glucokinase be found?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Liver
  • 8
    What is the net energy gain (in ATP equivalents) from each glucose molecule in anaerobic glycolysis?
    Respuesta
    (A)
    2 ATP equivalents
  • 9
    Which of the listed enzymes is regulated allosterically?
    Respuesta
    (D)
    Phosphofructokinase
  • 10
    In which of these locations is glycolysis anaerobic?
    Respuesta
    (D)
    Erythrocytes
  • 11
    Which substance acts as an allosteric inhibitor of phosphofructokinase?
    Respuesta
    (D)
    Citrate
  • 12
    Which molecule functions as an allosteric inhibitor for glucose-6-phosphate?
    Respuesta
    (B)
    Hexokinase
  • 13
    In the context of enzyme regulation, ATP serves as both a co-substrate and an allosteric inhibitor for which enzyme?
    Respuesta
    (A)
    Phosphofructokinase
  • 14
    The complete breakdown of a single glucose molecule into carbon dioxide and water generates approximately how many ATP molecules?
    Respuesta
    (D)
    38 ATP equivalents
  • 15
    Which unique compound is produced during glycolysis specifically in red blood cells?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    2, 3-Biphosphoglycerate
  • 16
    Which enzyme in the given list utilizes inorganic phosphate in its reaction?
    Respuesta
    (A)
    Phosphoglycerate kinase
  • 17
    The Rapoport-Luebering cycle is primarily found in which type of cells?
    Respuesta
    (D)
    Erythrocytes
  • 18
    Through which intermediate can glycerol enter the glycolytic pathway?
    Respuesta
    (A)
    Dihydroxyacetone phosphate
  • 19
    The HMP shunt metabolic pathway is present in which of the following?
    Respuesta
    (D)
    All of these
  • 20
    Which factor triggers the production of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase?
    Respuesta
    (D)
    Insulin
  • 21
    In the HMP shunt, what enzyme catalyzes the decarboxylation reaction?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    6-Phosphogluconate decarboxylase
  • 22
    What is the initial pentose sugar produced during the HMP shunt?
    Respuesta
    (B)
    Ribulose-5-phosphate
  • 23
    Which enzyme plays a regulatory role in the HMP shunt?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Both (A) and (B)
  • 24
    What factors influence the speed of the HMP shunt reactions?
    Respuesta
    (A)
    Increased by Insulin
  • 25
    Which nucleotide is essential for the process of glycogenesis?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    UTP
  • 26
    What type of bond does glycogen synthetase create?
    Respuesta
    (A)
    α-1, 4-Glycosidic bonds
  • 27
    Which hormone enhances glycogenolysis?
    Respuesta
    (B)
    Insulin
  • 28
    Which hormone primarily stimulates glycogenolysis in the liver?
    Respuesta
    (B)
    Glucagon
  • 29
    What molecule is released from glycogen by glycogen phosphorylase?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Glucose-1-phosphate
  • 30
    Following the action of phosphorylase, what is glycogen transformed into?
    Respuesta
    (B)
    dextrin
  • 31
    In which of the following tissues is the conversion of glucose-1-phosphate to free glucose not possible?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Muscles
  • 32
    Which of the following molecules acts as a coenzyme in phosphorylase?
    Respuesta
    (B)
    Pyridoxal phosphate
  • 33
    What is the approximate ATP equivalent energy yield if glucose-1-phosphate, produced by glycogen breakdown in muscle, is fully converted to CO₂ and H₂O?
    Respuesta
    (B)
    3 ATP equivalents
  • 34
    How many subunits comprise a single molecule of phosphorylase kinase?
    Respuesta
    (D)
    16 subunits
  • 35
    To which type of subunit does cyclic AMP bind?
    Respuesta
    (B)
    Regulatory subunits of protein kinase
  • 36
    Which of the following cell types relies exclusively on glucose for its energy needs?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Erythrocytes
  • 37
    Where does the glycerol-3-phosphate used to create triglycerides in fat tissue originate?
    Respuesta
    (D)
    Glucose
  • 38
    In which organ does gluconeogenesis not take place?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Muscles
  • 39
    From which of the following substances can glucose not be created?
    Respuesta
    (D)
    Leucine
  • 40
    Which molecule serves as a coenzyme for phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    GTP
  • 41
    Which of the following is a therapeutic enzyme?
    Respuesta
    (D)
    Streptokinase and Asparaginase
  • 42
    Which enzyme facilitates gluconeogenesis?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Phosphoenol pyruvate carboxykinase
  • 43
    What mechanisms govern the regulation of Glucose-6-phosphatase and PEP carboxy kinase?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Induction and repression
  • 44
    What is the longest possible carbon chain length during de novo fatty acid synthesis?
    Respuesta
    (A)
    16 Carbon atoms
  • 45
    From what source is Acetyl CoA derived for new fatty acid synthesis?
    Respuesta
    (D)
    Pyruvate and related processes
  • 46
    What enzyme(s) is/are necessary for the conversion of pyruvate to acetyl CoA during fatty acid synthesis?
    Respuesta
    (D)
    All of the listed enzymes
  • 47
    Where does the primary elongation of medium-chain fatty acids occur?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Microsomes
  • 48
    Which substance inhibits beta-oxidation of fatty acids?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Malonyl CoA
  • 49
    Which enzyme controls fatty acid synthesis outside the mitochondria?
    Respuesta
    (B)
    Acetyl CoA carboxylase
  • 50
    What activates Acetyl CoA carboxylase?
    Respuesta
    (C)
    Both Citrate and Insulin