Quick Biochemistry - Enzymes (Section 11)
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The 'Lock and Key' model of enzyme action was theorized by
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Which of the following is a component of a coenzyme?
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The structure of an enzyme, and its resulting function, can be temporarily modified by
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Which of the following control mechanisms utilizes a reversible covalent adjustment to the enzyme?
Sagot(A)
Phosphorylation of ser-OH on the enzyme
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An enzyme facilitates a chemical reaction by
Sagot(A)
Decreasing the required energy for activation
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In most metabolic sequences, all necessary enzymes are organized within a
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An enzyme that transforms an aldose sugar into a ketose sugar would be categorized as a
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The primary role of an enzyme is to
Sagot(B)
Alter the speed of chemical reactions
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In which type of enzyme reaction might water be added to a C-C double bond without breaking the bond?
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How do enzymes affect reaction rates?
Sagot(B)
By lowering the activation energy
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What part of an enzyme is directly involved in substrate binding?
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What structural characteristic do allosteric enzymes possess?
Sagot(A)
Multiple protein subunits
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Which conditions can be identified using isoenzymes of lactate dehydrogenase?
Sagot(D)
Both heart and liver issues
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How many main categories of enzymes did the IUB classify?
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Which enzyme was the first to be isolated, purified, and crystallized from Jack bean (Canavalia) in 1926?
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Who proposed that enzymes are composed of protein?
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Which factor regulates feedback inhibition of enzyme activity?
Sagot(C)
The end products of the reaction
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What enzyme catalyzes the conversion of glucose to glucose-6-phosphate?
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Why are enzymes needed in small amounts?
Sagot(D)
All of the above are correct
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What term describes an organic molecule that binds to an enzyme and is crucial for its function?
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The duration of enzyme-catalyzed reactions is typically measured in
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Enzymes can speed up a reaction by a factor of up to
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Where within a plant are enzymes found?
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Within a holoenzyme, what describes a cofactor (prosthetic group)?
Sagot(B)
Accessory non-protein substance attached firmly
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Which protein exhibits both structural and enzymatic properties?
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In what way do enzymes differ from other catalysts?
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What common characteristic unites enzymes, vitamins, and hormones?
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Why do dry seeds withstand higher temperatures compared to germinating seeds?
Sagot(A)
Hydration is essential for making enzymes sensitive to temperature
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From which vitamin are the coenzymes FMN and FAD derived?
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Which observation supports the template/lock and key model of enzyme action?
Sagot(D)
Substances similar to the substrate hinder enzyme activity
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What is formed when an apoenzyme combines with a coenzyme?
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What type of enzyme inhibition occurs when a substance, similar in structure to the substrate, binds to the enzyme?
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What is the effect of an enzyme on a chemical reaction?
Sagot(D)
Reduced activation energy
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Which factor regulates feedback inhibition of an enzyme?
Sagot(C)
The end product of the reaction
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What is a coenzyme typically composed of?
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Which enzyme is essential for genetic engineering techniques?
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Which statement does NOT accurately describe a characteristic of inorganic catalysts compared to enzymes?
Sagot(B)
Inorganic catalysts require specific conditions that enzymes do not
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Who proposed the lock and key model of enzyme action?
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In a biochemical pathway, what process exemplifies feedback inhibition?
Sagot(A)
How does glucose-6-phosphate affect hexokinase activity?
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In the context of enzyme kinetics, what does the term 'feedback' primarily describe?
Sagot(B)
How the end product influences the rate of a reaction
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What is the primary function of allosteric inhibition?
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In certain enzymatic reactions, what is the smallest possible ratio of enzyme molecules to substrate molecules?
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Which coenzyme includes Vitamin B?
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In enzyme kinetics, what substrate concentration is associated with the K value?
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In an enzyme, which part combines with a non-protein component to create a functional enzyme?
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Which scientist was awarded a Nobel Prize in 1978 for their contributions to the field of enzymes?
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In a cell, where does the synthesis of enzymes primarily occur?
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Why does fruit left out in the open become bitter after a couple of hours?
Sagot(D)
Due to contamination by bacterial enzymes
