Question #42 42.) On a Lineweaver-Burk plot, a changing slope upon addition of increasing concentration of inhibitor meansA) the inhibitor can bind to the free enzyme.C) the inhibitor can bind to the ES complex.B) the KmaPP is decreasing.D) the Vmax"PP is decreasing.аpp43.) A reversibleinhibitor is able to bind toC) noncompetitive, the free enzymeA) competitive, the ES complexD) all of the aboveB) uncompetitive, the ES complexF) only B & CE) only A & C44.) The purine that can base pair with thymidine in DNA isB) adenosineA) guanosineC) cytidineD) woodchuckosineE) glycineF) none of the aboveementary strand for the DNA sequence 5'- CTAAAG-3'?В) 5'- СТТТАG-3'45.) What is the coA) 5'- GAAATC-3'С) 5'- GATTTС-3'D) 5'- TCGGGA-3'E) 5'- AGGGCT-3'46.) Which of the following lists steps of glycolysis that are considered reversible?A) 1, 3, & 7В) 2, 3, & 9С) 1, 2, & 7D) 4, 5, & 6E) 2, 4, & 10F) none of the above

Answer: 42. Options C----> The inhibitor can bind to the EX complex. Explanation: Lineweaver…

On a Lineweaver-Burk plot, a changing slope upon addition of increasing concentration of inhibitor means A) the inhibitor can bind to the free enzyme. C) the inhibitor can bind to the ES complex. B) the K'ªPP is decreasing. D) the VmaxªPP is decreasing. A reversible A) competitive, the ES complex D) all of the above inhibitor is able to bind to B) uncompetitive, the ES complex F) only B & C C) noncompetitive, the free enzyme E) only A & C The purine that can base pair with thymidine in DNA is B) adenosine A) guanosine C) cytidine D) woodchuckosine E) glycine F) none of the above What is the complementary strand for the DNA sequence 5'- CTAAAG-3'? В) 5'- СТТТАG-3' A) 5'- GAAATC-3' C) 5'- GATTTC-3' D) 5'- TCGGGA-3' E) 5'- AGGGCT-3' Which of the following lists steps of glycolysis that are considered reversible? А) 1, 3, &7 В) 2, 3, &9 C) 1, 2, & 7 D) 4, 5, & 6 E) 2, 4, & 10 F) none of the above

On a Lineweaver-Burk plot, a changing slope upon addition of increasing concentration of inhibitor means A) the inhibitor can bind to the free enzyme. C) the inhibitor can bind to the ES complex. B) the K'ªPP is decreasing. D) the VmaxªPP is decreasing. A reversible A) competitive, the ES complex D) all of the above inhibitor is able to bind to B) uncompetitive, the ES complex F) only B & C C) noncompetitive, the free enzyme E) only A & C The purine that can base pair with thymidine in DNA is B) adenosine A) guanosine C) cytidine D) woodchuckosine E) glycine F) none of the above What is the complementary strand for the DNA sequence 5'- CTAAAG-3'? В) 5'- СТТТАG-3' A) 5'- GAAATC-3' C) 5'- GATTTC-3' D) 5'- TCGGGA-3' E) 5'- AGGGCT-3' Which of the following lists steps of glycolysis that are considered reversible? А) 1, 3, &7 В) 2, 3, &9 C) 1, 2, & 7 D) 4, 5, & 6 E) 2, 4, & 10 F) none of the above

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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Chapter14: Chemical Kinetics: The Rates Of Chemical Reactions

Section14.7: Reaction Mechanisms

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