Study the behaviour of the  beta amylase enzyme isolated from sweet potato?

Q: explain the results of the experiment  effect of the temperature and pH on amylase temperature

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Q: describe the function of NAD+ and FAD. Also, describe the difference between NAD+ and FAD.

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Q: Choose which statement describes an anabolic (synthesis) reaction. Select all that apply. A molecule…

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Q: Show a chemical reaction involving hydrogen peroxide and the enzyme present in potato. What enzyme…

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Q: Create a graph from the table that shows the effect of substrate concentration on the rate of…

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Q: Determine the net ATP and total NADH produced upon complete oxidation of two molecules lactose.…

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Q: Write the reactions of the TCA cycle, naming all enzymes and providing the structural formulas of…

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Q: An inhibitor can decrease the number of ATP produced to 34 moles. Where does the inhibitor act? Name…

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Q: Produce a bar graph that shows the effect of substrate concentration on the rate of reaction for…

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Q: Briefly describe catabolism and anabolism process by using maltose as starter molecule.

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Q: draw the structure of the substrates of the pentose phosphate pathway and write down the enzymes and…

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Q: Discuss how coenzymes help in enzyme action

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Q: Describe the chemistry of enzymes, and explain how the apoenzymeforms.

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Q: draw the structure of the substrates of the pentose phosphate pathway and write down the enzymes and…

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Q: Give the name of the enzyme in this reaction along with detailed

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Q: Explain how glucose is metabolized to yeild ATP

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Q: Explain how the pentose phosphate pathway can respond to a cell’s need for ATP, NADPH, and ribose-5-…

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Q: Define transamination reactions using a suitable example.  How are these reactions useful in…

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Q: List the fruit peels other than orange having esterase enzyme and compare them based on the quantity…

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Q: Summarize the Krebs TCA cycle; list the substrates, and products.

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Q: Draw a schematic diagram on glycogenolysis by showing the structural formula of its substrate. Show…

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Q: Write down the reactions, carried out by yeasts, in which pyruvate is converted to ethanol  and CO2…

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Q: If you test a food that is pure protein (ie. beef), what results would you expect in presence of…

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Q: Interpret the figure: Which enzyme generates A. lecanora hydrolysates with the highest ACE…

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Q: Draw the structures of the amino acids whose side chainsmost commonly participate in catalytic…

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Q: Based on the products of alcohol fermentation. In which molecule does most of the energy from…

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Q: riefly explain catabolism and anabolism process by using maltose as starter molecule.

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Q: Describe the chemistry of two types of enzymes and explain how the apoenzyme forms

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Q: Describe the relationship between substrate concentration and initial rate of reaction. What happens…

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Q: Discuss the logic of the nature of the allosteric inhibitors and activators of glycolysis. Why would…

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Q: 4 complex within the prodcution of ATP

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Q: Describe the pathways by which lipids, amino acids and sugars are burned to make energy (so review…

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Q: Give the reactions in glycogenesis and the enzyme in each step. Give the reactions in glycogenolysis…

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Q: Explain how cells survive in absence of oxygen: describe both GLYCOLYSIS and FERMENTATION.

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Q: Consider the Kreb's Cycle below. Fill in the blanks using the pool of answers below. Acetyl-SCOA…

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Q: Name a high energy phosphate compound capable of substrate level phosphorylation?

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Q: Explain the concept of competitive inhibition, and describe how ametabolic analog molecule inhibits…

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Q: Explain the advantage of the enzymatic activity ?

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Q: Describe the chemical composition of simple enzymes and conjugated enzymes.

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Q: desribe how the reduced co-enzyme generated from the beta oxidation of fatty acids are used to make…

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Q: What is the behaviour of the  beta amylase enzyme isolated from sweet potato

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Q: Consider the reaction: malate + NAD+ → oxaloacetate + NADH + H+.   Calculate ΔE°’ for the…

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Q: How many ATPs will be used in producing 2 sugar molecules?

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Q: Enumerate and discuss three disorders that could result from the absence of enzymes

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Q: Enumerate the mechanism on how enzyme activity is regulated. Provide at least one example for each…

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Q: cytochromes can be regarded as dehydrogenases.

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