This is the second module and it consists of 30-question practice test in a multiple choice format. Read the questions carefully and choose the best answer from the answer choices. Good luck!
Goldbeater's test is used to detect:
These are esters of fatty acids and a monohydric alcohol:
Digestion of carbohydrates begin where?
The α-naphthol reaction is also called?
Compute for the isoelectric point of lysine. pK1=2.2; pK2=9.2; pK3=10.8
Seliwanoff's test is for?
Blood test of this condition shows elevated T3 and T4 hormones and low levels of TSH.
Regarding steroid synthesis, which of the following is/are true?
This test is used to differentiate monosaccharides from dissacharides.
The following are essential fatty acids except:
Malnutrition that arises when an individual's dietary intake is sufficient, but energy is not adequately absorbed by the body.
MAO is a?
The citric acid cycle is an example of what metabolism?
Nitric oxide is derived from which amino acid?
Iodination of T3 forms what product?
The end product of hydrolysis of glycogen is:
All 20 amino acids are optically active except:
Condition caused by a lack of insulin or a resistance to insulin.
Removal of TAG from VLDL will ultimately form what?
Serotonin is synthesized from this amino acid:
Sickle cell diseases is a genetic disorder of the blood by a point mutation in the β-globin gene. In the amino acid substitution, ____is replaced by ______.
Which amino acid is conjugated with bile in the liver to form bile salts?
Presents as hypothyroidism with compensatory enlargement of the thyroid gland:
The activation of pepsinogen requires:
The enzyme affected in this glycogen storage disease is glucose-6-phosphate. Symptoms include enlarged liver and kidney failure.
The end product of protein metabolism is:
Purine base(s)
How many ATP is generated by 1 molecule of NADH via oxidative phosphorylation:
How many high energy phosphate bonds is/are found in ADP?
An allergic reaction is primarily due to the release of: