Quick Biochemistry - Vitamins (Section 2)

  • 1
    What vitamin is essential for changing phydroxyphenylpyruvate into homogentisate?
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    (D)
    Niacin
  • 2
    Which vitamin is necessary for the conversion of folic acid into folinic acid?
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    (C)
    Ascorbic acid
  • 3
    What substance can be reduced by ascorbic acid?
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    (C)
    2, 6-Dichlorophenol indophenol
  • 4
    Which vitamin is typically depleted in sterilized milk?
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    (C)
    Vitamin C
  • 5
    What condition results from a lack of a specific vitamin?
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    (D)
    Vitamin C
  • 6
    Both Wernicke's disease and beriberi can be treated with the administration of which vitamin?
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    (B)
    Thiamin
  • 7
    What is a consequence of a lack of Vitamin B₁?
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    (C)
    Beriberi
  • 8
    Which vitamin's deficiency leads to elevated levels of pyruvic and lactic acid in the blood?
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    (A)
    Thiamin
  • 9
    The coenzyme TPP, derived from which vitamin, is crucial for what process?
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    (A)
    Oxidative decarboxylation
  • 10
    An increase in glucose intake necessitates a greater dietary intake of which vitamin?
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    (D)
    Thiamin
  • 11
    In an alkaline solution, what substance is used to convert thiamin to thiochrome through oxidation?
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    (B)
    Potassium ferricyanide
  • 12
    Riboflavin acts as a coenzyme in reactions catalyzed by which of the following enzymes?
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    (B)
    Acyl CoA dehydrogenase
  • 13
    What is the approximate daily riboflavin intake, in milligrams, recommended for adults?
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    (B)
    1.2-1.7
  • 14
    Which vitamin deficiency can result in hyperbilirubinemia in newborns undergoing phototherapy?
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    (B)
    Riboflavin
  • 15
    Which of the following conditions is a consequence of riboflavin deficiency?
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    (A)
    Cheilosis
  • 16
    What vitamin deficiency is associated with a magenta-colored tongue?
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    (A)
    Riboflavin
  • 17
    Which vitamin deficiency is linked to corneal vascularization?
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    (B)
    B2
  • 18
    Which of the following is known as the pellagra-preventing factor?
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    (C)
    Niacin
  • 19
    Pellagra is a condition that arises from a deficiency of which vitamin?
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    (D)
    Niacin
  • 20
    Niacin, also known as nicotinic acid, is derived from which of the following?
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    (A)
    Pyridine
  • 21
    What is the starting material for niacin production within the human body?
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    (A)
    Tryptophan
  • 22
    Which of the following amino acids is typically lacking in the proteins found in corn?
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    (C)
    Tryptophan
  • 23
    In what form is niacin typically found in corn?
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    (C)
    Niacytin
  • 24
    Approximately how much tryptophan is needed to produce 1 mg of niacin in the body?
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    (B)
    60 mg of tryptophan
  • 25
    In populations that rely heavily on which of the following grains is pellagra most commonly observed?
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    (C)
    Maize
  • 26
    Which type of enzymes utilize nicotinamide as a coenzyme?
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    (A)
    Dehydrogenases
  • 27
    What is the recommended daily intake of Vitamin D?
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    (A)
    400 I.U.
  • 28
    Which vitamin's structural composition lacks a ring structure?
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    (A)
    Pantothenic acid
  • 29
    Pantothenic acid is a key component in a coenzyme involved in which metabolic process?
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    (C)
    Acetylation
  • 30
    From which of the following is CoA derived?
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    (D)
    Pantothenate
  • 31
    What nutritional deficiency is linked to 'burning foot syndrome'?
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    (A)
    Pantothenic acid
  • 32
    Which biochemical process centrally involves pyridoxal phosphate?
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    (D)
    Transamination
  • 33
    Which vitamin serves as a coenzyme for transaminase function?
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    (C)
    Pyridoxal phosphate
  • 34
    Which medication can potentially lead to a vitamin B, deficiency?
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    (A)
    Isoniazid
  • 35
    Which population group is at higher risk of vitamin B, deficiency?
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    (C)
    Alcoholics
  • 36
    What vitamin deficiency is assessed using the 'xanthurenic acid index'?
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    (A)
    Pyridoxal
  • 37
    What vitamin deficiency has been associated with epileptiform convulsions in infants?
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    (C)
    B
  • 38
    Which type of enzyme utilizes biotin as a coenzyme?
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    (A)
    Carboxylase
  • 39
    What coenzyme is required for the conversion of pyruvate to oxaloacetate?
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    (D)
    Biotin
  • 40
    How is biotin attached to enzymes within biotin-containing enzymes?
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    (C)
    An amide linkage to an amino group of lysine
  • 41
    In a carboxylation reaction where biotin acts as a coenzyme, a CO₂ molecule is captured. To which part of the biotin molecule is the carboxyl group covalently linked?
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    (A)
    A nitrogen atom (N₁) within the biotin structure
  • 42
    What nutritional deficiency can arise from eating uncooked eggs?
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    (A)
    Biotin
  • 43
    Which compound or its derivative is essential for transforming acetyl CoA into malonylCoA?
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    (D)
    Biotin
  • 44
    Which cofactor is necessary for the oxidative decarboxylation of pyruvate?
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    (A)
    Lipoate
  • 45
    The core structure of B₁₂, known as the corrin ring system, includes which element?
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    (A)
    Cobalt
  • 46
    In vitamin B₁₂, the central cobalt atom is bound to which type of group?
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    (A)
    Cyanide group
  • 47
    The complex corrin ring of vitamin B₁₂ is composed of four of what type of rings?
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    (C)
    Pyrrole rings
  • 48
    What is the empirical formula of cobalamin?
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    (D)
    C63H88N14O14P.CO
  • 49
    A lack of vitamin B₁₂ can lead to which medical condition?
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    (C)
    Pernicious anemia
  • 50
    How can a vitamin B₁₂ deficiency be identified through analysis of urine?
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    (B)
    Methylmalonate