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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT BIOCHEM EXAM 3
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integral membrane-spanning ? helices with polar side groups outside.Question 2: Which role does the membrane play by separating the cell interior from the exterior and cell compartments from the cell interior?
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an interface Question 3: the common feature of all ?-3 fatty acids is/are:?
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several double bonds in the chain Question 4: How would the action potential on a neuron in the resting state change if all of the sodium ion channels were blocked?
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action potential wouldn't be generated or propagated
Question 5: What are derived from the treatment of triacylglycerols with strong bases?
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salts of fatty acids Question 6: Which component of membranes is key to controlling membrane fluidity in prokaryotes?
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hydrophobic tails of phospholipids Question 7: . If you want to study how membranes regulate their curvature and budding processes, what membrane structures would you study?
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presence of lipid rafts
Question 8: Why is gluconeogenesis not a reversal of glycolysis?
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. Glycolysis comprises irreversible steps which are bypassed in gluconeogenesis by gluconeogenic enzymes.Question 9: . Which fact about a fatty acid is indicated by the notation 12:2?
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There are 12 carbons in the chain with two double bonds.Question 10: An antiporter and a symporter are examples of:
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a secondary transporter Question 11: What would happen to the neuron if the Na+-K+ ATPase activity would be completely inhibited?
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The resting potential wouldn't be restored after the action potential.
Question 12: Which statement is consistent with the structure of biological membranes?
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The membrane lipids self-assemble to form the lipid bilayer.Question 13: Lipid rafts:
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are small and dynamic regions rich in cholesterol that make phase transitions of the membrane less likely Question 14: Fluorescence recovery after photobleaching has been used to study:
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lateral diffusion in membranes.
Question 15: what is an alcohol component in cerebroside?
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sphingosine Question 16: Taking into account the daily glucose requirement in a typical adult human being, calculate the weekly requirement for the whole body.
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1120g
Question 17: . What role do van der Waals interactions play in membranes?
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. decrease membrane fluidity Question 18: . Would you agree that a peripheral membrane protein can act as Na+-K+ ATPase?Why?
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. No, because a peripheral protein does not form a transporter across the entire membrane Question 19: The GPI anchor does NOT contain a(n):
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cyclopentane ring
Question 20: . Which component of membranes provides their impermeability to polar molecules and ions?
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. hydrophobic tails of phospholipids Question 21: What type of transport can proceed against a concentration gradient?
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active transport Question 22: Derivatives of cholesterol with an alcohol functional group are:
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sterols
Question 23: Choose the CORRECT statement about membrane permeability.
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Entry of sodium ions in the cell can increase membrane permeability for sodium ions.
Question 24: What is the first step of the action potential?
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The flow of Na+out of the cell
Question 25: What is the main storage form of fatty acids?
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triacylglycerols Question 26: Choose the denotation for the double bond position and conformation in natural oleic acid?
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cis-?^9
Question 27: What are the consequences of biotin deficiency?
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lethargy and depression