21. Catabolism of amino acid carbon skeletons; location, importance.

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A: a. The a-keratins?b. Silk fibroin?

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A: What are the hormones formed from the precursor cholesterol? Name five and DRAW their structures.

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Q: the fate of the carbon skeletons of amino acids in amino acid catabolism

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Q: What are the two important catabolic reactions of amino acids?

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A: lipids have several use in the body.

Q: What are essential and non-essential amino acids? Give two examples of each.

A: Amino acids are the basic unit of protein molecules.

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Q: How does extremely low pH cause proteins to coagulate?

A: Lower pH causes proteins to coagulate.

Q: What role is exhibited by each type of plasma protein: (a) fi brinogen; (b) globulins; (c) albumins?

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Q: What are the optimum temperature and pH at which enzymes are highlyactive.

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Q: Please describe one regulatory mechanism involved in amino acid synthesis, with an example

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Q: What is the difference between the alpha and beta carbon in amino acids?

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Q: what are extra sulfur containing amino acids used for?

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Q: 29. Describe in principle, how transmembrane proteins are purified.

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Q: During protein metabolism experiment, azo-proteins were used as a source of protein. Why?

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Q: Under what condition will an amino acid have a pKa?

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Q: The essential amino acid is which can not be produced by body Select one: True O False

A: Solution- Essential amino acids are those acids that can not produced by the body.

Q: What are the hormones formed from the precursor cholesterol? Give at least five

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Q: Below is an image of oxaloacetate. Please draw the glutamate side chain beside it.

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