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Module 2 (Part 5)
100問 • 1年前
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Number of mg of potassium hydroxide required to neutralize the FREE acids and hydrolyze the esters in 1g sample

    Saponification Value

  • 2

    List the test for UNSATURATION

    Iodine Value

  • 3

    List the test for RANCIDITY

    Saponification Value, Acid Value, Ester Value

  • 4

    Drying Oil

    Linseed Oil

  • 5

    Drying Oil

    Cod Liver Oil

  • 6

    Drying Oil Value

    >120

  • 7

    Semi Drying Oil Value

    100-120

  • 8

    SEMI Drying Oil

    Cotton Seed Oil

  • 9

    SEMI Drying Oil

    Sesame Seed Oil

  • 10

    NON Drying Oil Value

    <100

  • 11

    NON Drying Oil

    Almond Oil

  • 12

    NON Drying Oil

    Olive Oil

  • 13

    Refers to the DIFFERENCE between saponification and acid value

    Ester Value

  • 14

    Number of mg of potassium hydroxide required to neutralize the acetic acid freed by the hydrolysis of ACETYLATED fat

    Acetyl Value

  • 15

    Number of mg of potassium hydroxide required to neutralize the acid combined by ACYLATION of the sample

    Hydroxyl Value

  • 16

    Measures the degree of unsaturation of the oil

    Iodine Value

  • 17

    catabolic pathways of lipids are connected to the glucose catabolism pathways

    True

  • 18

    What carrier molecule are needed that can transport fatty acids across the inner mitochondrial membrane

    L-Carnitine

  • 19

    Tx for Obesity

    L-Carnitine

  • 20

    What are the Fatty acid catabolism under hormonal control

    Norepinephrine, Glucagon, (GH) Growth Hormone, Cortison, ACTH

  • 21

    1 Glucose is equal is how many ATP’s

    30-32 ATPs

  • 22

    Building blocks or monomer units of proteins

    Amino Acids

  • 23

    Most naturally occurring amino acids are

    Levorotatory

  • 24

    Glycine

    Simple Amino Acids

  • 25

    Alanine

    Simple Amino Acids

  • 26

    Leucine

    Branched-chain

  • 27

    Isoleucine

    Branched-chain

  • 28

    Valine

    Branched-chain

  • 29

    Asparagine

    Amidic

  • 30

    Glutamine

    Amidic

  • 31

    Histidine

    Basic

  • 32

    Lysine

    Basic

  • 33

    Arginine

    Basic

  • 34

    The only IMINO acid

    Proline

  • 35

    Glutamate

    Acidic

  • 36

    Aspartate

    Acidic

  • 37

    Simple Amino Acid is also known as

    Aliphatic Amino Acids

  • 38

    Tryptophan

    Aromatic

  • 39

    Phenylalanine

    Aromatic

  • 40

    Tyrosine

    Aromatic

  • 41

    F

    Phenylalanine

  • 42

    Y

    Tyrosine

  • 43

    W

    Tryptophan

  • 44

    Tyrosine

    Aromatic

  • 45

    Amino acids that are positively charged

    Basic Amino Acid

  • 46

    Amino acids that are negatively charged

    Acidic Amino Acid

  • 47

    Amino acids that are neutrally charged

    Amidic

  • 48

    Asp

    Aspartate

  • 49

    Asn

    Asparagine

  • 50

    D

    Aspartate

  • 51

    N

    Asparagine

  • 52

    Glu

    Glutamate

  • 53

    Gln

    Glutamine

  • 54

    E

    Glutamate

  • 55

    Q

    Glutamine

  • 56

    Cysteine

    Sulfur- containing

  • 57

    Methionine

    Sulfur-containing

  • 58

    Serine

    Alcoholic/ Hydroxyl

  • 59

    Threonine

    Alcoholic/ Hydroxyl

  • 60

    Bond between Hydrogen and a highly electronegative element from another molecule

    Hydrogen Bonds

  • 61

    Sequence or Arrangement if Alpha Amino

    Primary Structure

  • 62

    Amino Acid is stabilized by Peptide Bond

    Primary Structure

  • 63

    Twist and Folding to form alpha helix and beta sheets

    Secondary Structure

  • 64

    Overall folding of polypeptide chains

    Tertiary Structure

  • 65

    Spatial arrangement of Polypeptide multi-chains

    Quaternary Structure

  • 66

    Globular protein that is sperical folded is a

    Water Soluble

  • 67

    Fibrous Protein is an elongated folded which are

    Water Insoluble

  • 68

    Amino acid near one another is formed by Hydrogen Bonds

    Secondary Structure

  • 69

    Hemoglobin

    Globular Protein

  • 70

    Albumin

    Globular Protein

  • 71

    Collagen

    Fibrous Protein

  • 72

    Keratin

    Fibrous Protein

  • 73

    Elastin

    Fibrous Protein

  • 74

    Protein present in hair and nails

    Keratin

  • 75

    Major protein in the blood

    Albumim

  • 76

    Conformation adopted by the LOCAL regions of the polypeptide chain

    Secondary Structure

  • 77

    Folded segments (alpha helices and beta sheets) are formed by a regular pattern of H-bonds between the peptide N-H and C=O groups that are NEAR ONE ANOTHER in a linear sequence

    Secondary Structure

  • 78

    Alterations to the primary structure leads to this disorder

    Sickle Cell Anemia

  • 79

    Which amino acid cannot be formed in an alpha helix

    Glycine, Proline

  • 80

    Branching at the beta carbon tends to _____ the alpha helix

    Destabilize

  • 81

    Amino acids that destabilize the alpha carbon

    Branched amino acids

  • 82

    Beta Sheets are composed of 2 or more polypeptide chains called

    Beta Strands

  • 83

    Beta Sheets are MORE diverse that Alpha Helix

    True

  • 84

    Aspartate and Glutarate are Acidic Anino which are classified as

    Polar Charged

  • 85

    Histidine, Lysine and Arginine are Basic Amino which are classified as

    Polar Charged

  • 86

    Threonine and Serine are Alcoholic Amino which are classified as

    Polar Uncharged

  • 87

    Branched amino acids are classified as

    Non Polar

  • 88

    Beta strands and alpha helices are amphipathic.

    Tertiary Structure

  • 89

    Protein that transport Oxygen

    Hemoglobin

  • 90

    Protein that transport most of the ACIDIC or NEUTRAL DRUGS

    Albumin

  • 91

    BASIC drug TRANSPORTER

    Alpha Acid Glycoprotein

  • 92

    PEPTIDE bonds test, forming a purple or VIOLET colored complex.

    Biuret Test

  • 93

    Test for Alpha Amino group of the free amino acid

    Ninhydrin Test

  • 94

    Test for AROMATIC Amino Acids such as Tyrosine and Tryptophan that leasa to the formation of YELLOW PRECIPITATE

    Xanthoproteic Test

  • 95

    Test for AMINO ACID TYROSINE that has a PHENOL

    Millon’s Test

  • 96

    Test for ARGININE, in which α- naphthol reacts with GUANODINE group of arginine resulting in RED color

    Sakaguchi Test

  • 97

    Test for TRYPTOPHAN, in which INDOLE RING of tryptophan reacts with glyoxylic acid in the presence of concentrated H2S04 to give a PURPLE color.

    Hopkins-Cole Test

  • 98

    Test for CYSTEINE, the only amino acid containing a SULFHYDRYL group yielding red color

    Sodium Nitroprusside Test

  • 99

    Test in which Diazotization of sulphanilic acid produces diazonium salt, which reacts with HISTIDINE or TYROSINE yielding a red colored compoun

    Pauly Diazo Test

  • 100

    Transfer of Amino to an alpha-keto acid

    Transamination

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Number of mg of potassium hydroxide required to neutralize the FREE acids and hydrolyze the esters in 1g sample

    Saponification Value

  • 2

    List the test for UNSATURATION

    Iodine Value

  • 3

    List the test for RANCIDITY

    Saponification Value, Acid Value, Ester Value

  • 4

    Drying Oil

    Linseed Oil

  • 5

    Drying Oil

    Cod Liver Oil

  • 6

    Drying Oil Value

    >120

  • 7

    Semi Drying Oil Value

    100-120

  • 8

    SEMI Drying Oil

    Cotton Seed Oil

  • 9

    SEMI Drying Oil

    Sesame Seed Oil

  • 10

    NON Drying Oil Value

    <100

  • 11

    NON Drying Oil

    Almond Oil

  • 12

    NON Drying Oil

    Olive Oil

  • 13

    Refers to the DIFFERENCE between saponification and acid value

    Ester Value

  • 14

    Number of mg of potassium hydroxide required to neutralize the acetic acid freed by the hydrolysis of ACETYLATED fat

    Acetyl Value

  • 15

    Number of mg of potassium hydroxide required to neutralize the acid combined by ACYLATION of the sample

    Hydroxyl Value

  • 16

    Measures the degree of unsaturation of the oil

    Iodine Value

  • 17

    catabolic pathways of lipids are connected to the glucose catabolism pathways

    True

  • 18

    What carrier molecule are needed that can transport fatty acids across the inner mitochondrial membrane

    L-Carnitine

  • 19

    Tx for Obesity

    L-Carnitine

  • 20

    What are the Fatty acid catabolism under hormonal control

    Norepinephrine, Glucagon, (GH) Growth Hormone, Cortison, ACTH

  • 21

    1 Glucose is equal is how many ATP’s

    30-32 ATPs

  • 22

    Building blocks or monomer units of proteins

    Amino Acids

  • 23

    Most naturally occurring amino acids are

    Levorotatory

  • 24

    Glycine

    Simple Amino Acids

  • 25

    Alanine

    Simple Amino Acids

  • 26

    Leucine

    Branched-chain

  • 27

    Isoleucine

    Branched-chain

  • 28

    Valine

    Branched-chain

  • 29

    Asparagine

    Amidic

  • 30

    Glutamine

    Amidic

  • 31

    Histidine

    Basic

  • 32

    Lysine

    Basic

  • 33

    Arginine

    Basic

  • 34

    The only IMINO acid

    Proline

  • 35

    Glutamate

    Acidic

  • 36

    Aspartate

    Acidic

  • 37

    Simple Amino Acid is also known as

    Aliphatic Amino Acids

  • 38

    Tryptophan

    Aromatic

  • 39

    Phenylalanine

    Aromatic

  • 40

    Tyrosine

    Aromatic

  • 41

    F

    Phenylalanine

  • 42

    Y

    Tyrosine

  • 43

    W

    Tryptophan

  • 44

    Tyrosine

    Aromatic

  • 45

    Amino acids that are positively charged

    Basic Amino Acid

  • 46

    Amino acids that are negatively charged

    Acidic Amino Acid

  • 47

    Amino acids that are neutrally charged

    Amidic

  • 48

    Asp

    Aspartate

  • 49

    Asn

    Asparagine

  • 50

    D

    Aspartate

  • 51

    N

    Asparagine

  • 52

    Glu

    Glutamate

  • 53

    Gln

    Glutamine

  • 54

    E

    Glutamate

  • 55

    Q

    Glutamine

  • 56

    Cysteine

    Sulfur- containing

  • 57

    Methionine

    Sulfur-containing

  • 58

    Serine

    Alcoholic/ Hydroxyl

  • 59

    Threonine

    Alcoholic/ Hydroxyl

  • 60

    Bond between Hydrogen and a highly electronegative element from another molecule

    Hydrogen Bonds

  • 61

    Sequence or Arrangement if Alpha Amino

    Primary Structure

  • 62

    Amino Acid is stabilized by Peptide Bond

    Primary Structure

  • 63

    Twist and Folding to form alpha helix and beta sheets

    Secondary Structure

  • 64

    Overall folding of polypeptide chains

    Tertiary Structure

  • 65

    Spatial arrangement of Polypeptide multi-chains

    Quaternary Structure

  • 66

    Globular protein that is sperical folded is a

    Water Soluble

  • 67

    Fibrous Protein is an elongated folded which are

    Water Insoluble

  • 68

    Amino acid near one another is formed by Hydrogen Bonds

    Secondary Structure

  • 69

    Hemoglobin

    Globular Protein

  • 70

    Albumin

    Globular Protein

  • 71

    Collagen

    Fibrous Protein

  • 72

    Keratin

    Fibrous Protein

  • 73

    Elastin

    Fibrous Protein

  • 74

    Protein present in hair and nails

    Keratin

  • 75

    Major protein in the blood

    Albumim

  • 76

    Conformation adopted by the LOCAL regions of the polypeptide chain

    Secondary Structure

  • 77

    Folded segments (alpha helices and beta sheets) are formed by a regular pattern of H-bonds between the peptide N-H and C=O groups that are NEAR ONE ANOTHER in a linear sequence

    Secondary Structure

  • 78

    Alterations to the primary structure leads to this disorder

    Sickle Cell Anemia

  • 79

    Which amino acid cannot be formed in an alpha helix

    Glycine, Proline

  • 80

    Branching at the beta carbon tends to _____ the alpha helix

    Destabilize

  • 81

    Amino acids that destabilize the alpha carbon

    Branched amino acids

  • 82

    Beta Sheets are composed of 2 or more polypeptide chains called

    Beta Strands

  • 83

    Beta Sheets are MORE diverse that Alpha Helix

    True

  • 84

    Aspartate and Glutarate are Acidic Anino which are classified as

    Polar Charged

  • 85

    Histidine, Lysine and Arginine are Basic Amino which are classified as

    Polar Charged

  • 86

    Threonine and Serine are Alcoholic Amino which are classified as

    Polar Uncharged

  • 87

    Branched amino acids are classified as

    Non Polar

  • 88

    Beta strands and alpha helices are amphipathic.

    Tertiary Structure

  • 89

    Protein that transport Oxygen

    Hemoglobin

  • 90

    Protein that transport most of the ACIDIC or NEUTRAL DRUGS

    Albumin

  • 91

    BASIC drug TRANSPORTER

    Alpha Acid Glycoprotein

  • 92

    PEPTIDE bonds test, forming a purple or VIOLET colored complex.

    Biuret Test

  • 93

    Test for Alpha Amino group of the free amino acid

    Ninhydrin Test

  • 94

    Test for AROMATIC Amino Acids such as Tyrosine and Tryptophan that leasa to the formation of YELLOW PRECIPITATE

    Xanthoproteic Test

  • 95

    Test for AMINO ACID TYROSINE that has a PHENOL

    Millon’s Test

  • 96

    Test for ARGININE, in which α- naphthol reacts with GUANODINE group of arginine resulting in RED color

    Sakaguchi Test

  • 97

    Test for TRYPTOPHAN, in which INDOLE RING of tryptophan reacts with glyoxylic acid in the presence of concentrated H2S04 to give a PURPLE color.

    Hopkins-Cole Test

  • 98

    Test for CYSTEINE, the only amino acid containing a SULFHYDRYL group yielding red color

    Sodium Nitroprusside Test

  • 99

    Test in which Diazotization of sulphanilic acid produces diazonium salt, which reacts with HISTIDINE or TYROSINE yielding a red colored compoun

    Pauly Diazo Test

  • 100

    Transfer of Amino to an alpha-keto acid

    Transamination