- Which is true?
- Isoenzymes have the same 3D conformation and do different functions
- Isoenzymes have different 3D conformations and do different things
- Isoenzymes have the same 3D conf. And do the same reaction
- Isoenzymes have different 3D conf and do same function
- Which is true?
- Glucokinase has the same affinity for glucose than hexokinase
- At a certain concentration of glucose, glucokinase works faster than hexokinase
- Glucokinase can only work when the concentration of glc-6-P is low
- Hexokinase step can not be reversed by any other enzyme
- None
- Glucose gets in to the tissue cells by
- facilitated diffusion
- through a carrier
- requires NRG in the form of H+ gradient
- needs Na+ ions for it to be cotransported
- a, b, c
- a, b, d
- a , b
- all
- Which is true?
- all the irreversible steps of glycolysis involve either the production of ATP or the hydrolysis of ATP
- all the irreversible steps of glycolysis are regulatory points
- all the steps of glycolysis that include ATP production or breakdown are irreversible
- glycolysis gives 2 NADH as an end product of the reaction catalysed by glycerate 3 phosphate dehydrogenase
- a and c
- a and b
- a and b and d
4. Which is True?
a- if we extract some enzymes like Glucokinase from aplha cells of the pancreas and add them to a solution of 5% glucose and 95% glucose-6-P the reaction will occur at 5% of the normal rate
b- the slowest reaction in glycolysis is that catalysed by Hexokinase
c- labeling the NADH from glycolysis will show in the mitochondria only if we label the Nitrogen atom of NADH
- Epinephrine also results in the phosphorylation of Gluconeogenic enzymes in a cell that exhibits intercalated disks
- none
5- Which is True?
- Alcoholic fermentation in a Liver cell will produce ethanol and regenerates NAD+
- Fermentation cannot be maintained for a long time
- Pyruvate is the oxydized form of Lactate
- A and B and C
- A and C
- B and C
6- Which isTrue?
- Fructose 6-P activates Pyruvate kinase
- Fructose 2, 6 bisP activates a phosphatase
- F-2,6-bisP is made from F-1,6-bisP by an isomerase
- If we isolate the protein enzyme that produces F-2,6- bisP and we isolate the protein enzyme that dephosphorylates it at C2 and subject them to identification we get slightly different peaks in an NMR
- A and D
7- Which is True?
- if PFK 1 is active it means PFK 2 is inactive
- if PFK 2 is active it means PFK 1 is inactive
- if PFK 1 is active it means PFK 2 is active too
- these 2 enzymes are actually one enzyme and do different functions at different domains
- c and d
8- Which enzyme is regulated by a reversible covalent modification
- PFK 1
- PFK 2
- F-1,6-biphosphatase
- F 2,6 bisphosphatase
- A and B
- A and C
- B and D
9- Which enzyme is allosterically regulated?
- PFK 2
- PFK 1
- F 2,6- biphosphatase
- F-1,6- bisphosphatase
- A and B
- A and C
- B and D
- A and B and D
10- A biopsy was take from an individual and tests were done on the tissues
The lab technician was examining cells that showed a high concentration of lactate dehydrogenase these cells most likely came from
- the heart
- the lungs
- cornea
- muscle at rest
- cells that produce aldosterone
- c and e
11- which cells most likely undergo less anaerobic glycolysis
- fast twitch muscle fibers
- red muscles
- RBCs
- Cornea cells
- B and C and D
- A and C and D
Answers: d, e, g, g, f, f, a, c, g, g, c, b
Questions prepared by Michael Nawfal
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