- •Questions for test control module 1 practical lesson 1 simple proteins. Structure and function
- •Practical lesson 2 physical and chemical propeties of proteins
- •Practical lesson 3 enzymes. Structure and general properties of enzymes
- •Practical lesson 4 mechanism of enzyme action. Regulation of enzyme activity
- •Practical lesson 5 water-soluble and lipid- soluble vitamins. Vitamins as cofactors
- •Practical lesson 6
- •Vitamins as cofactors. Folic acid. Ascorbic acid
- •Practical lesson 3
- •Practical lesson 4 mechanism of enzyme action. Regulation of enzyme activity
- •Keys and analysis practical lesson 1 simple proteins. Structure and function
- •Practical lesson 2 physical and chemical propeties of proteins
- •Practical lesson 2 biological oxidation. Electron transport chain. Bioenergetics and oxydative phosphorilation
- •Practical lesson 3 free radicals and anti-oxidants. Vitamins as antioxidants
- •Practical lesson 4 oxidative decarboxylation of piruvic acid. Krebs cycle
- •III. Keys
- •Practical lesson 2 glycolysis: reaction, regulation, energy balance. Aerobic oxidation of glucose
- •Practical lesson 3 gluconeogenesis. Pentose phosphate pathway. Fructose and galactose metabolism
- •III. Keys
- •Practical lesson 2
- •Practical lesson 3 transport of lipids by blood. Metabolism of cholesterol. Pathology of lipid metabolism
- •Questions for Team Motivation mci/fmg Coaching Academy
- •Biochemistry
- •III. Keys practical lesson 1 lipids: biological functions and classification. Metabolic pathway of lipids. Digestion and catabolism
- •Practical lesson 2 conversion of α- amino group. Disposal and detoxification of ammonia. Conversion for α- carboxyl group
- •Practical lesson 3 fate of carbon skeletons. Metabolism of methionin, phenylalanine, tyrosine. Transmethylation reactions. Creatine metabolism
- •Practical lesson 5 metabolic pathway of nucleotides. Catabolism and anabolism
- •Practical lesson 6 replication. Transcription. Translation
- •Questions for Team Motivation mci/fmg Coaching Academy
- •Metabolic pathway of amino acids
- •Replication transcription translation
- •III. Keys
III. Keys
PRACTICAL LESSON 1
GENERAL METABOLISM. INTERMEDIARY METABOLISM
1.A.
2.C.
3.D.
4.A.
5.B.
6.A.
7.C.
8.D.
9.D.
10.D
PRACTICAL LESSON 2
BIOLOGICAL OXIDATION. ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN. BOENERGETICS AND OXYDATIVE PHOSPHORILATION
1. B.
2. D. Thirteen of the approximately 100 polypeptides required for oxidative phosphorylation are coded for by mitochondrial DNA, including the electron transport components cytochrome c and coenzyme Q. Oxygen directly oxidizes cytochrome oxidase. Malat dehydrogenase directly reduces FAD. Cyanide inhibits electron flow, proton pumping and ATP synthesis.
3.D
4.D.
5.E.
6.D
7.B
8.E
9.E
10.C
PRACTICAL LESSON 3
FREE RADICALS AND ANTI-OXIDANTS. VITAMINS AS ANTIOXIDANTS
1. B
2. C
3.B
4.E
5.C
6.B
7.D
8.D
9. E
10. A
PRACTICAL LESSON 4
OXIDATIVE DECARBOXYLATION OF PIRUVIC ACID. KREBS CYCLE
1.D
2. E
3. E
4.B
5.A
6.E
7.D
8.D
9.C
10. B
QUESTIONS FOR TEST CONTROL MODULE 3
PRACTICAL LESSON 1
CARBOHYDRATES: BIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS AND CLASSIFICATION. METABOLIC PATHWAY OF CARBOHYDRATES.
GLYCOGEN METABOLISM
Choose the correct answer:
Which one of the following pairs is incorrect?
Substrate |
Products of hydrolysis |
A. Maltose |
Glucose+ glucose
|
B. Isomaltose |
Glucose+ glucose
|
C. Sucrose
|
Glucose+ fructose
|
D. Lactose |
Glucose+ galactose
|
E. Starch
|
Glucose+ glucose
|
Which one of the following pairs is incorrect?
Enzyme |
Substrate |
A. α-amylase |
Maltose
|
B Maltase |
Maltose
|
C. Isomaltase
|
Isomaltose
|
D. Lactase |
Lactose |
E. Sucrase |
Sucrose |
Which one of the following pairs is incorrect?
Enzyme |
The bond, which is broken by enzyme |
A. α-amylase |
α- 1.4 glycosidic bond
|
B Maltase |
α- 1.4 glycosidic bond
|
C. Isomaltase
|
α- 1.4 glycosidic bond
|
D. Lactase |
β- 1.4 glycosidic bond
|
E. Sucrase |
α- 1.2 glycosidic bond
|
4. What the statement concerning the saliva α- amylase is incorrect?
A. It is the hydrolase;
B. It is the α- 1.4. endoglycosidase;
C. It has pH opt 6.8-7.2;
D. It converts starch to dextrines;
E. It converts starch to maltose.
5. Foodstuffs containing the high level of the carbohydrates are following instead….
A. potato and bread;
B. meal;
C. sweet fruits and vegetables;
D. honey;
E. eggs.
6. Hormones increasing the level of glucose in the blood are following…. Choose the one incorrect answer.
A. glucagon;
B. adrenaline;
C. insulin;
D. cortisol;
E. thyroxin.
7. Hormone decreasing the level of glucose in the blood is….
A. glucagon;
B. adrenaline;
C. insulin;
D. cortisol;
E. thyroxin.
8. Key enzyme of glycogenesis is…
A. α- amylase;
B. maltase;
C. hexokinase;
D. glycogen synthase;
E. glycogen phosphorylase.
9. Key enzyme of glycogenolysis is…
A. α- amylase;
B. maltase;
C. hexokinase;
D. glycogen synthase;
E. glycogen phosphorylase.
10. The mechanism of regulation key enzymes of glycogenesis and glycogenolysis is…
A. partial proteolysis;
B. competitive inhibition;
C. covalent modification;
D. noncompetitive inhibition;
E. allosteric inhibition.
