Part 1: For the following statement choose (T) for true and (F) for fal1. Animals can synthesize proteins from inorganic N present in the air.2. Proteins have higher molecular mass than carbohydrates and lipids3. When 2 amino acids combine, the product is called a dipeptide.4. The structure of human insulin is example of tertiary structure of5. Hemoglobin is example of a quaternary structure.6. Enzymes decreases the speed of a reaction7. Nearly all enzymes are globular proteins.3. Optimum temperature of the enzyme, is 37°C or body tempera. Vitamins are synthesized in the body.J. vitamin deficiency can generate a number of diseases.

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Part 1: For the following statement choose (T) for true and (F) for fal 1. Animals can synthesize proteins from inorganic N present in the air. 2. Proteins have higher molecular mass than carbohydrates and lipids 3. When 2 amino acids combine, the product is called a dipeptide.

Part 1: For the following statement choose (T) for true and (F) for fal 1. Animals can synthesize proteins from inorganic N present in the air. 2. Proteins have higher molecular mass than carbohydrates and lipids 3. When 2 amino acids combine, the product is called a dipeptide.

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Chapter3: Biological Molecules: The Carbon Compounds Of Life

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Part 1: For the following statement choose (T) for true and (F) for fal
1. Animals can synthesize proteins from inorganic N present in the air.
2. Proteins have higher molecular mass than carbohydrates and lipids
3. When 2 amino acids combine, the product is called a dipeptide.
4. The structure of human insulin is example of tertiary structure of
5. Hemoglobin is example of a quaternary structure.
6. Enzymes decreases the speed of a reaction
7. Nearly all enzymes are globular proteins.
3. Optimum temperature of the enzyme, is 37°C or body tempera
. Vitamins are synthesized in the body.
J. vitamin deficiency can generate a number of diseases.

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