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Question 1

Glandular hairs / Mint Family

Answer 1

Lamiaceae (Labiatae) - GLam

Question 2

Modified Parenchymal Cells / Pepper Family

Answer 2

Piperaceae – Pare hilig sa Pipe

Question 3

Oil Tubes Vittae / Umbellifers

Answer 3

Apiaceae (Umbelliferae) – V App

Question 4

Lyzigenous or Schizogenous
Passages

Answer 4

Pinaceae, Rutaceae – LiSa PranpRiya

Rutaceae
Citrus Family

Pinaceae
Pine Family

Question 5

Notes
Most volatile
Least tenacity

Answer 5

Top

Question 6

Notes
Intermediate tenacity and volatility

Answer 6

Middle

Question 7

Notes
Least volatile
Highest tenacity

Answer 7

Base

Question 8

Anise oil
Lemon
Lavender

Answer 8

Top “ALL”

Question 9

Neroli
Rose
Thyme

Answer 9

Middle “NRT”

Question 10

Vanilla
Civet
Ambergris
Musk

Answer 10

Base “VCAM”

Question 11

A product of carbohydrates under reductive metabolism.

Answer 11

Sorbitol

Question 12

Veratrum viride

Answer 12

Green Hellebore

Question 13

Veratrum album

Answer 13

White Hellebore

Question 14

Helleborus niger (Cardiac glylcoside)

Answer 14

Black Hellebore

Question 15

Apocynum cannabinum (Cardiac glycoside)

Answer 15

Black indian hemp

Question 16

best solvent to extract chlorophyll

Answer 16

Acetone

Question 17

Best Extraction Solvents: Alcohol

Answer 17

inulin

Question 18

Best Extraction Solvents: Acetic acid

Answer 18

solanine

Question 19

Best Extraction Solvents: Dilute acid

Answer 19

pectin

Question 20

Best Extraction Solvents: Ethanol

Answer 20

terpenes and cannabinoids

Question 21

Best Extraction Solvents: Hot benzene

Answer 21

chrysarobin

Question 22

Best Extraction Solvents: Hexane

Answer 22

fats

Question 23

official source of sucrose

Answer 23

Saccharum officinarum

Question 24

is an alkaline rearrangement product of lactose.

Answer 24

Lactulose

Question 25

Composition: galactose + fructose (B-1,4)

Answer 25

Lactulose

Question 26

semi-synthetic disaccharide from cellulose

Answer 26

Cellobiose

Question 27

It is an Oligosaccharide Composition: glucose + glucose + glucose

Answer 27

Trehalose

Question 28

(Glucose + Glucose + Mandelonitrile) Metabolized by amygdalase which yields prunasin

Answer 28

Amygdalin

Question 29

Glucose + Mandelonitrile Metabolized by prunase which yields mandelonitrile

Answer 29

Prunasin

Question 30

Via spontaneous reaction will yield hydrocyanic acid + benzaldehyde

Answer 30

Mandelonitrile

Question 31

amygdalase + prunase =

Answer 31

emulsin

Question 32

Lactone Glycosides from Russian or Spanish or Blistering fly (Cantharis vesicatoria)

Answer 32

Cantharides

Question 33

Urushiol causes Type IV delayed hypersensitivity-contact dermatitis. Which of the following is the source of this phenolic glycoside?

Answer 33

Rhus rhadicans

Question 34

Lactone Glycosides from Tonka beans (Dipteryx odorata)

Answer 34

Coumarin

Question 35

Lactone Glycosides from Bishop’s weed (Ammi majus)

Answer 35

Psoralens

Question 35

Phenol Glycosides from Poison ivy (Rhus rhadicans) or Poison oaks (Rhus toxicondendron)

Answer 35

Urushiol

Question 35

Phenol Glycosides from Bearberry (Arctostaphilus uva ursi)

Answer 35

Arbutin

Question 36

bores a hole in the twig to deposit ova. Its constituent is tannic acid, which is a component of the universal antidote.

Answer 36

Cynips tinctoria

Question 37

It is from the young twigs of Quercus infectoria and obtained when a hymentopterous insect

Answer 37

Nutgall

Question 38

palliative care for cancer patients, is composed of the following: Morphine or Heroin Cocaine High concentrated alcohol

Answer 38

Brompton’s cocktail

Question 39

The strategy of this enzyme is to achieve a high absolute rate of reaction that is suitable for integration with other rapid physiological processes.

Answer 39

Carbonic Anhydrase

Question 40

Peptide bonds in a protein structure are formed between

Answer 40

CO group and NH group

Question 41

Respiratory complexes, enzymes that perform redox reactions in the Electron Transport Chain, are embedded in which cell structure?

Answer 41

Inner mitochondrial membrane

Question 42

The true central dogma of molecular biology

Answer 42

Replication→Transcription→Translation

Question 43

Isocitrate → alpha-ketoglutarate

Answer 43

NAD+ to NADH

Question 44

Malate → Oxaloacetate

Answer 44

NAD+ to NADH

Question 45

alpha-ketoglutarate → Succinyl CoA

Answer 45

NAD+ to NADH

Question 46

Succinyl CoA → Succinate

Answer 46

GDP to GTP

Question 47

Succinate → Fumarate

Answer 47

FAD to FADH2

Question 48

The enzyme that catalyzes the oxidative decarboxylation of pyruvate to produce acetyl CoA which later enters the citric acid cycle.

Answer 48

Pyruvate dehydrogenase

Question 49

Utilization of the free energy associated with the hydrolysis of ATP

Answer 49

Myosin

Question 49

Achievement of a high absolute rate of reaction that is suitable for integration with other physiological processes

Answer 49

Carbonic anhydrase

Question 50

Promotion of a reaction that is immeasurably slow at neutral pH

Answer 50

Chymotrypsin

Question 51

Analyze the mechanism of catalytic strategy employed by restriction endonucleases

Answer 51

Attainment of a high degree of specificity

Question 52

What is the product formed from the reaction of glucose and potassium permanganate?

Answer 52

Glucaric acid

Question 53

Aldehyde carboxylic acid Aldose aldonic acid

Answer 53

C1 oxidation

Question 54

Primary alcohol carboxylic acid Aldose uronic acid

Answer 54

C6 oxidation

Question 55

Both reactions Aldose aldaric acid

Answer 55

C1 and C6 oxidation

Question 56

Aldehyde primary alcohol Glucose glucitol

Answer 56

C1 reduction