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Chapter 2.1
Do catalysts affect the enthalpy ...,
What are oxidoreductases responsi...,
What are transferases responsible...
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Chapter 2.2
What is the lock and key theory,
What is the induced fit model,
What are enzymes with or without ...
7
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Chapter 2.3
Can the km value be changed by al...,
What do enzymes with no cooperati...,
What do enzymes with cooperativit...
6
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Chapter 2.4
How does changing salinity affect...
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Chapter 2.5
What are the four types of revers...,
Describe the characteristics of c...,
Describe the characteristics of n...
7
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Chapter 3.1
Describe the role of collagen and...,
Describe the role of elastin and ...,
Describe the role of keratins and...
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Chapter 3.2
What is meant by the term facilit...,
What are the three types of ion c...,
What are the three domains of the...
5
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Chapter 3.3
Describe the purification of prot...,
Describe the process of electroph...,
What is the velocity of migration...
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Chapter 4.1
Contrast aldoses and ketoses,
What are sugars acting through gl...,
Provide the definition of a stere...
7
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Chapter 4.2
What are the most stable cyclic s...,
What is the difference between an...,
What shape do haworth projections...
5
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Chapter 4.3
What are oxidized aldoses referre...,
Is any monosaccharide with a hemi...,
What does oxidizing aldose produce
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Chapter 4.4
How are disaccharides formed,
What are the three types of disac...,
What are polysaccharides
13
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Chapter 5.1
Describe the general characterist...,
What is glycerol note that glycer...,
Are all sphingolipids phospolipids
11
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Chapter 5.2
Describe terpenes what are they p...,
What are terpanoids refer to its ...,
Describe the general structure of...
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Chapter 5.3
Why use fatty acids for energy st...,
Describe the general structure of...,
What cells store triacylglycerols
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Chapter 6.1
What is a nucleoside,
Why are atp adp compounds conside...,
Why is there polarity within the ...
10
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Chapter 6.2
What are the different types of h...,
What are the functions of h2a h2b...,
What is the function of h1 histon...
8
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Chapter 6.3
Describe the difference between b...,
What is the purpose of single str...,
What is the purpose of dna topois...
10
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Chapter 6.4
What is meant by the term oncogenes,
What are antioncogenes,
What is the difference in methyla...
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Chapter 6.5
What is meant by recombinant dna ...,
Is dna to be cloned present in a ...,
What are vectors describe the pro...
14
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Chapter 7.1
What is the difference between mr...,
What is the role of aminoacyl trn...,
What is the point of the high ene...
11
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Chapter 7.2
What two enzymes are involved in ...,
What is the template strand also ...,
What is the main rna polymerase i...
13
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Chapter 7.3
What are the three sites of the r...,
Compare prokaryote ribosome size ...,
What is the difference in transla...
10
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Chapter 7.4
What is an operon,
Describe the two types of operons,
Describe an inducible system
7
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Chapter 7.5
What is the purpose of transcript...,
What are the two domains of trans...,
What is meant by the term respons...
6
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Chapter 9.1
Describe the general characterist...,
How does the high km value of glu...,
Describe the general characterist...
5
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Chapter 9.2
Can all cells carry out glycolysis,
What is the end result of glycolysis,
Contrast hexokinase and glucokinase
13
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Chapter 9.3
What is the purpose of glactose 1...,
How does fructose trapping work,
How does galactose reach the liver
3
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Chapter 9.4
Is the pyruvate dehydrogenase com...,
What is the pdh complex differenc...,
What inhibits the pdh complex
4
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Chapter 9.5
Where is glycogen stored in cells,
What is the difference between gl...,
What is the rate limiting step in...
11
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Chapter 9.6
What are the three important subs...,
What are the two classification o...,
What are glucogenic amino acids
14
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Chapter 9.7
What are the two major functions ...,
What is the rate limiting enzyme ...,
What is g6pd induced by what is i...
4
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Chapter 12.1
What kind of system is a biologic...,
What is the definition of interna...
2
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Chapter 12.2
Why are fats preferred as energy ...,
What are the two ways atp can form,
How is atp consumed
5
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Chapter 12.3
Describe the general characterist...,
What are the functions of flavopr...
2
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Chapter 12.4
Is homeostasis and equilibrium th...,
What is anabolism what is catabolism,
What are the three major targets ...
9
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Chapter 12.5
Which cells are insulin secreted by,
Which tissues glucose uptake are ...,
How does insulin affect carbohydr...
15
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Chapter 12.6
What are the major sites of metab...,
What happens to fatty acids conve...,
Describe where the liver gets mos...
10
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Chapter 10.1
Where does the citric acid cycle ...,
Where is the pdh complex located,
What five enzymes make up pdh com...
6
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Chapter 10.2
Describe the first step of krebs ...,
What enzyme is the rate limiting ...,
What happens during the oxidation...
12
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Chapter 10.3
Does the proton gradient or flow ...,
Is formation of atp endergonic an...,
Why is oxygen a great final accep...
10
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Chapter 8.1
Why is the cell membrane semi per...,
Do cell walls of plants bacteria ...,
Can phospholipids move rapidly in...
5
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Chapter 8.2
What are fatty acids,
What are triacylglycerols,
What are two important essential ...
12
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Chapter 8.3
Is passive transport affected by ...,
What does facilitated diffusion r...
2
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Chapter 8.4
How many sodium ions come in for ...,
Is the outer mitochondrial membra...,
Does the inner mitochondrial memb...
3
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Chapter 10.4
What is the f0 portion of the atp...,
What is the f1 portion of atp syn...,
What is respiratory control
3
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