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Q.7. Schlock and humph method is used to determine

  1. C terminal amino acid
  2. N and C terminal amino acid
  3. N terminal amino acid
  4. Nono of the above
Answer: (A)
Explanation: Schlock and humph method is used to determine C terminal amino acid.

Biochemistry Test Series | Practice Set 1 | Revision MCQs For Pharmacy And Medical Exams

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Q.1. Ribose is a

  1. Triose
  2. Tetrose
  3. Pentose
  4. Hexose

Q.2. In the TCA malate is oxidised to

  1. Fumarate
  2. L-ketoglutarate
  3. Succinate
  4. Oxaloacetate

Q.3. Heparin is a

  1. Monosaccharide
  2. Disaccharide
  3. Mucopolysaccharide
  4. Heteropolysaccharide

Q.4. Transamination takes place principally in

  1. Liver
  2. Muscles
  3. Stomach
  4. Gall bladder

Q.5. Amino acids linked by

  1. Hydrogen bond
  2. Sulphate bond
  3. Ionic bond
  4. Peptide bond

Q.6. One example of phosphoprotein

  1. Phenylalanine
  2. Tryptophan
  3. Casein
  4. Glycine

Q.7. Schlock and humph method is used to determine

  1. C terminal amino acid
  2. N and C terminal amino acid
  3. N terminal amino acid
  4. Nono of the above

Q.8. Protein are precipatetd by

  1. Water
  2. Sodium hydroxide
  3. Formaldehyde
  4. Trichloroethane acetic acid

Q.9. One example of sulphur containing amino acid

  1. Aspartate
  2. Cysteine
  3. Serine
  4. Tyrosine

Q.10. In beta oxidation no of ATP molecule utilised are

  1. 4
  2. 2
  3. 5
  4. Nono of the above

Q.11. The normal level of ketone bodies in the blood are

  1. 1-5 mg/dl
  2. 10 mg/dl
  3. 15 mg/dl
  4. 20 mg/dl

Q.12. The fats are

  1. Completely insoluble in water
  2. Sparingly soluble in water
  3. Completely soluble in water
  4. Nono of the above

Q.13. One example of polyunsaturated fattyacid is

  1. Acetic acid
  2. Butanoic acid
  3. Glyceric acid
  4. Linoleic acid

Q.14. Fatty acids synthesis occurs in

  1. Cytoplasm
  2. Mitochondria
  3. Heart
  4. Lungs

Q.15. Cholesterol contains of

  1. 27 carbon atom
  2. 30 carbon atom
  3. 14 carbon atom
  4. 35 carbon atom

Q.16. One example of glycoside is

  1. Cholesterol
  2. Sphingomyelin
  3. Lecithin
  4. Gangliosides

Q.17. Similarity between inorganic catalysts and enzymes

  1. They have very high molecular weight
  2. Both catalyse the biological reaction
  3. Both are efficient catalysts
  4. They temporally combine with substrate molecule

Q.18. Malonate is competitive inhibitor of

  1. Succinate
  2. Fumarate
  3. Oxaloacetate
  4. Aspartate

Q.19. Oxidoreductase include enzyme

  1. Which are concerned with beta oxidation and reduction
  2. Catalyse the transfer of group from one substance to other
  3. Carry out hydrolytic reaction
  4. None of the above

Q.20. Wilson disease occurs due to abnormal secretion of

  1. cu2+
  2. Iron
  3. Ca2+
  4. Mg2+

Q.21. The main protein of connective tissue

  1. Keratin
  2. Myosin
  3. Collagen
  4. Melanin

Q.22. The sugar present in nucleic acid is

  1. Ribose
  2. Xylose
  3. Glycose
  4. Fructose

Q.23. Which element is required for contraction of muscles

  1. Calcium
  2. Sodium
  3. Magnesium
  4. Manganese

Q.24. Lipogenesis is the formation of

  1. Glucose from fat
  2. Fats from glucose
  3. Fats from surplus glucose
  4. Glycogen from fats

Q.25. Serum and phosphatase activity increases during

  1. Carcinoma
  2. Pancreatitis
  3. Leukemia
  4. Obstructive jaundice
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