Chemistry 340 Quiz 7
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1-6. Answer with (P) proteolysis; (C) covalent modification; (A) allosteric regulation.
Answer with only one choice even if two are correct. Use each choice at least once.

              reversible

 

              the enzyme has cooperative binding of
             substrate

              amplification can occur               only activation occurs
              requires a kinase               inactive enzyme b → active enzyme a
7-8. Identify the molecules using these choices:
(A) adenine; (C) cytosine; (F) fructose;
(G) guanine; (R) ribose; (T) thymine; (U) uracil.
9-10. This is not glucose.
Circle the carbon with the non-glucose configuration, and write either α or β to indicate which anomer is shown.
                             

 

 

1-6. Answer with (P) proteolysis; (C) covalent modification; (A) allosteric regulation.
Answer with only one choice even if two are correct. Use each choice at least once.

              irreversible

 

              the enzyme has Michaelis-Menton kinetics

              no amplification can occur               either inhibition or activation can occur
              requires a phosphatase               active enzyme a → inactive enzyme b
7-8. Identify the molecules using these choices:
(A) adenine; (C) cytosine; (F) fructose;
(G) guanine; (R) ribose; (T) thymine; (U) uracil.
9-10. This is not glucose.
Circle the anomeric carbon, and write the number of the carbon with the non-glucose configuration.
                             

 

1-6. Answer with (P) proteolysis; (C) covalent modification; (A) allosteric regulation.
Answer with only one choice even if two are correct. Use each choice at least once.

              requires a protease

 

              either inhibition or activation can occur

              requires a phosphatase               an inactive proenzyme → an active enzyme
              reversible               the enzyme does not have Michaelis-Menton
             kinetics
7-8. Identify the molecules using these choices:
(A) adenine; (C) cytosine; (F) fructose;
(G) guanine; (R) ribose; (T) thymine; (U) uracil.
9-10. This is not glucose.
Draw an arrow to the anomeric carbon and circle the carbon with the non-glucose configuration.
                             

 

1-6. Answer with (P) proteolysis; (C) covalent modification; (A) allosteric regulation.
Answer with only one choice even if two are correct. Use each choice at least once.

              amplification can occur

 

              an enzyme-modulator complex is formed

              requires a kinase               the rregulated enzyme has quaternary structure
              irreversible               no additional enzyme is required
7-8. Identify the molecules using these choices:
(A) adenine; (C) cytosine; (F) fructose;
(G) guanine; (R) ribose; (T) thymine; (U) uracil.
9-10. This is not glucose.
Draw an arrow to the carbon with the non-glucose configuration, and write either α or β to indicate which anomer is shown.
                             

1-6. Answer with (P) proteolysis; (C) covalent modification; (A) allosteric regulation.
Answer with only one choice even if two are correct. Use each choice at least once.

              reversible

 

              the enzyme has cooperative binding of
             substrate

              amplification can occur               only activation occurs
              requires a kinase               inactive enzyme b → active enzyme a
7-8. Identify the molecules using these choices:
(A) adenine; (C) cytosine; (F) fructose;
(G) guanine; (R) ribose; (T) thymine; (U) uracil.
9-10. This is not glucose.
Circle the carbon with the non-glucose configuration, and write either α or β to indicate which anomer is shown.
                               

 

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