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Q: Is energy always associated with biochemical processes? How. Justify.

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Q: Below is an extract which describes the mechanism of action of aldolase during the cleavage of…

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Q: Why does rubisco have such a low catalytic rate (that is, why is it so slow)?

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Q: What are some of the  ethical considerations of fuelling a car with ethanol obtained from sugarcane…

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Q: Distinguish between chemostat and turbidostat showing diagrams as applied in continuous fermentation…

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Q: What is the role of Agrobacterium tumefaciens in plant transformation?

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Q: The image depicts indole results on SIM agar for Sulfur Reduction Please help me to figure out its…

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Q: Imagine you are trying to use an organism to remove organic matter in a wastewater treatment plant…

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Q: Explain how the microbe in your selected food undergoes fermentation biochemically speaking, and how…

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Q: Why does penicillin purification use a centrifugal extractor?

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Q: How different biochemical material is sterilized? What are its importance in biochemical industry?

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Q: The 20th century would witness the new anti-biotic revolution that would save millions of lives.…

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Q: What is fermentation? When testing fermentation what is the effect of altering levels of sugar? And…

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Q: End products of biochemical reactions are sometimes gases.a. What types of gases can be produced as…

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Q: (a) What is scale-up? Why do we need to scale-up microbial fermentation?

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Q: What would be the main consideration in the media composition for growth-linked products vs products…

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Q: What is an apoenzyme?  Be very specific here.

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Q: What are the cofactors are involved in redox reactions? selected all that apply: A) FAD B) CoA…

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Q: Why is a Lineweaver–Burk plot useful in analyzing kinetic data from enzymatic reactions?

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Q: Under what kind of environmental conditions do yeast make alcohol

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Q: Make a hypothetical graph showing the growth progression of lactic acid bacteria and coliforms in a…

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Q: Why can a pH indicator be used to assay for photosynthesis?

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Q: what is scale-up and why do we need scale up microbial fermentation?

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Q: isolating metabolites and testing for phytochemicals, why is it recommended to dry the leaves in…

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Q: What is a nutrient solution? Why is it more convenient to use liquid medium, as opposed to soil, to…

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Q: Why is leguminous crop rotation used in agriculture?

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Q: From the cellular respiration and fermentation lab, why are the yeasts breaking down the sugars?

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Q: The development of bioreactors is required to produce large quantities of products.(a) Give optimum…

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Q: End products of biochemical reactions are often acids or alkalies How are these products typically…

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Q: What is micropropogation? Mention its advantages.

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Q: What is biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), and why is itsreduction important in wastewater treatment?

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Q: Draw the batch bioreactor used in the production of Parmesan cheese in a simple form.

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Metabolic pathways

Metabolism is defined as the group of life-supporting, enzyme-mediated chemical reactions in organisms. A metabolic pathway is a set of these chemical reactions that involve anabolism (synthesis of complex biomolecules) and catabolism (breakdown of biomolecules into small molecules) that occur inside a cell. Metabolites are the reacting substances, products, and intermediate substances of an enzymatic process that are altered by a series of chemical events catalyzed by enzymes.