Which is true about active transport? It requires energy It moves substances down the concentration gradient Oit does not require energy it moves material from high to low concentration

Q: What are broken and formed when substrates are converted into products? elements enzymes O proteins…

A: Interpretation: The type of substances that are broken and formed when substrates are converted into…

Q: The hydropathy of amino acids can help determine the folding of protein chains. True False

A: Protein is made up of nearly 20 amino acids, some of which are hydrophilic in nature and some are…

Q: Suggest a test you will use to show that a given food substance contains protein.

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A: Folic acid is the synthetic form of folate, which is a naturally occurring B vitamin. Folate helps…

Q: What foods are good sources of EPA and DHA?

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Q: For the reaction shown in Figure 1, name molecules X and Y. What do A and B represent? Name the…

A: This is an example of phosphorylative dehydrogenation reaction

Q: the Ability of an enzyme to catalyze one reaction but not another.

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Q: is produced. When O2 is reduced during the electron transport system, O A. ADP O B. H20 OC CO2…

A: The main processes of electron transport system- 1- generation of proton 2- reduction of oxygen  3-…

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Q: Convert a healthy blood glucose concentration of 110 mg/dL to mmol/L

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Q: 7. Why are patients with CaC2O4 kidney stones often advised to drink large amounts of water?

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Q: Discuss briefly how a glucometer works

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Q: What subclass of enzyme catalyses the transfer of phosphate to a substrate?

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Q: Describeenergy consumed vs released in reactions. Differentiate between endergonic vs exergonic…

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Q: State briefly the symptoms shown by the deficiency of the following . A Vitamin A

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Q: What chemical events occur during the digestion of food?

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Q: Which fats are extremely abundant in the brain and nervous system? cholesterol glycogen…

A: Given options,           cholesterol           glycogen           sphingophospholipids…

Q: What is the Term for elemental cations that actas enzymatic cofactors?

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Q: Uric acid is used for the diagnosis of what conditions?     Question 31 options:…

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Q: The diagram represents the human digestive system. Which part of the digestive system breaks down…

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Q: Why is it necessary that you digest (i.e. hydrolyze) starchy food?

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Q: Explain about Phosphate solubilizing bacteria ?

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A: Given statement is :  As some people age their skin becomes lighter in color due to reduced activity…

Q: ere H LDA H₂O

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Q: Which of the following is(are) complex lipids? Lecithin ✔ Steroid

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Q: Write equations indicating how the following substrate or reactant would be converted to its final…

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Q: draw a galvantic cell and its parts

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Q: what the difference between homeostasis and hemeostasis

A: Hemostasis and homeostasis are two processes that maintain the proper functioning of the body.

Q: Write the combustion reaction for C2H6

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Q: explain why drinking ethanol damages the liver. and how?

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Q: What is the difference between coagulation and peptization.

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Q: The primary use of ingested proteins in the body is to _____.     be broken down into amino acids…

A: Proteins are the viral source of amino acids (which are used to synthesize specific protein by…

Q: draw the structure of H3PO2

A: Hyphophosphorous acid is a strong reducing agent.

Vitamins and Coenzymes

A class of organic compounds needed in the human body for normal activities is known as vitamins. They are characterized into two parts depending upon their solubility in water. They can act as coenzymes, cofactors, or prosthetic groups for enzymes.