D Question 19 What is the name of the enzyme responsible for removal of one glucosyl unit from the nonreducing end of glycogen? O Glycogen carboxylase O Glycogen mutase Glycogen hydroxylase O Glycogen reductase O Glycogen phosphorylase Question 20 What prosthetic group co-factor is employed by the enzyme in problem 19? O Pyridoxal-5'-phosphate O Biotin Thiamine pyrophosphate This enzyme does not require any co-factor o Coenzyme Q Question 21 Which of the following directly results in activaion of the enzyme in problem 192 O Proteolytic removal of an inhibitor protein O Allosteric interaction of the enzyme with ATP Phosphorylation of the enzyme by a dedicated protein kinase o Dephosphorylation of the enzyme by a dedicated protein phosphatase Interaction of insulin with the insulin receptor

D Question 19 What is the name of the enzyme responsible for removal of one glucosyl unit from the nonreducing end of glycogen? O Glycogen carboxylase O Glycogen mutase Glycogen hydroxylase O Glycogen reductase O Glycogen phosphorylase Question 20 What prosthetic group co-factor is employed by the enzyme in problem 19? O Pyridoxal-5'-phosphate O Biotin Thiamine pyrophosphate This enzyme does not require any co-factor o Coenzyme Q Question 21 Which of the following directly results in activaion of the enzyme in problem 192 O Proteolytic removal of an inhibitor protein O Allosteric interaction of the enzyme with ATP Phosphorylation of the enzyme by a dedicated protein kinase o Dephosphorylation of the enzyme by a dedicated protein phosphatase Interaction of insulin with the insulin receptor

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Chapter24: Metabolism And Nutrition

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