True or false Enzymes are not only proteinaceous in nature, but some RNA molecules such as ribozymes can also be enzymes. Group of answer choices
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- The production of Ribose 5-phosphate in the Pentose Phosphate Pathway is needed in the synthesis of which biomolecule? Group of answer choices Carbohydrate Synthesis Fatty Acid Synthesis Nucleic Acid Synthesis Protein synthesisOccasionally the “delicate” nature of enzymes is referred to. Explain why this adjective is appropriate.Cholesterol is clearly a biochemical. That is, cholesterol has a biological source. Is cholesterol also an organic chemical? Group of answer choices yes no
- A certain protein can only act as a catalyst if it is linked with B vitamin biotin. This protein is called_______and biotin is its______.Which of the following bio molecules can form beta sheets select all that apply rna lipids carbohydrates proteinsMULTIPLE CHOICE Biomolecules. Choose the best answer on the given choices.
- Which of the following has reducing properties? A. Sucrose B. Lactose C. Tagatose D. GlycogenThe thermotolerant property of archaeal lipids is due to the substitution of the ether bond with ester bonds. Select one: True FalseVitamin C is an organic molecule that helps many enzymes in the body function. A lack of vitamin C in the diet causes the disease scurvy. Vitamin C is an example of ___________. Question 21 options: a substrate an inhibitor a cofactor a coenzyme
