W e following desribes ExuodaAEnzymes that eleaves starch and glyeegen at the a -6 linkagesS Enzymes that cleaves starch only at the a t6 linkagesC Eomes that cleaves tarch from the nonreducing endsD None of the above10 The linkage between theelucos residues ifamylupectinisA For the main chain a (1-4) and B(1-4) for the branchesn For the main chain a (1-6) and a (1-4) for the branchesOFor the main chain a (1-4) and a( -6) for the branchesD For the main chain p (14) and B(1-6) for the branchesE. None of these is correct11. In the electron transport chain, the final clectron acceptor isB. Water@OxygenA. Complex IVD. None of these12. In most tissues, an increase in the following ratio directly causes an increase in TCA cyeleactivity:CA ATP/ADPB. GTP/GDPC. NADH/NAD+D. NAD+/NADH13. Which of the following reactions would releaseA. a-ketoglutarate© PyruvateO2moleculesB. IsocitrateD. All of the aboveSuccinyl CoAa-ketoglutarateAcetyl CoAX14. In the TCA cycle, conversion of alpha-ketoglutarate to fumaratelis associated with theproduction of which of the following:A. Production of I NADH, 1 FADH2, and 1 CO2B. Production of 2NADH, 1 FADH2 and 1 CO2C. Production of INADH, 1 FADH2, 1 GTP and 1 CO2D Production of 2NADH, I FADH2, 1 GTP and 1 CO2BNADHATPDEADH15. Which of the following enzymes breaks fructose 1,6-bisphosphate into two 3-carbon unitsA. MutaseB. EnolaseCAldolaseD. Isomerase16. The net product of ATPS(per glucose) via substrate-level phosphorylation of both glycolysisand the citric acid cycleA1В. 2C.4D. 6E. 817. During anaerobic metabolism in yeast, the carbons of glucose end up in this moleculeA. CO2B. EthanolC. Lactic acid D Both CO2 and ethanolE. All of the18. Which of the following glycolytic enzymes produce ATP during glycolysisA. HexokinaseC. Pyruvate kinasB. Phosphofructokinase-1Dglyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase19. Which of the following is (ncorrect for the conversion of pyruvate to acetyl CoAA. It occurs in mitochondriaB. It releases CO2 CIt requires ATP D. Produce N20. All of the following enzymes are located in the matrix of mitochondria exceptA. Succinate dehydrogenase B. Citrate synthase (C)Aconitase D. Isocitrate dehydro

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Wh e following desribes Exuoida A Enzymes that eleaves starch and glyeegen at the a -6 linkages 4 Enymes that cleaves starch only at the a 16 linkages C Enomes that eleaves tarch from the nonreducing ends D None ef the above 10, The linkage between the elucos residues irf amylapecttie is A. For the main chain a (1-4) and B(14) for the branches n For the main chain a (1-6) and a (1-4) for the branches OFor the main chain a (1- 4) and a( 1-6) for the branches D. For the main chain p (1-4) and B(-6) for the branches E None of these is correct 11. In the electron transport chain, the final electron acceptor is B. Water A. Complex IV @Oxygen D. None of these

Wh e following desribes Exuoida A Enzymes that eleaves starch and glyeegen at the a -6 linkages 4 Enymes that cleaves starch only at the a 16 linkages C Enomes that eleaves tarch from the nonreducing ends D None ef the above 10, The linkage between the elucos residues irf amylapecttie is A. For the main chain a (1-4) and B(14) for the branches n For the main chain a (1-6) and a (1-4) for the branches OFor the main chain a (1- 4) and a( 1-6) for the branches D. For the main chain p (1-4) and B(-6) for the branches E None of these is correct 11. In the electron transport chain, the final electron acceptor is B. Water A. Complex IV @Oxygen D. None of these

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Chapter20: Carbohydrates

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