Biochemistry Answers

how to kill cancer cell by isotopes?

5) Glycogenesis from Glucose-1-P requires which of the followings ?

a) Phosphoglucomutase

b) Uridine triphosphate (UTP)

c) a-1,6 glucosidase

d) Glycogen primer

e) Uridine diphosphate

43. An individual has a genetic deficiency that prevents the

production of glucokinase. Following a carbohydrate meal,

do you expect blood glucose levels to be high, low, or about

normal? What organ accumulates glycogen under these

circumstances?

43. An individual has a genetic deficiency that prevents the

production of glucokinase. Following a carbohydrate meal,

do you expect blood glucose levels to be high, low, or about

normal? What organ accumulates glycogen under these

circumstances?

Which polypeptide is coded for by the mRNA sequence 5’-GCU-GAA-GUC-GAG-GUG-UGG-3’?

one clinical application of protein denaturation.

Draw the following fatty acid: 18:3 9,12,15 as it would appear at physiological pH. Draw the result if this fatty acid underwent partial hydrogenation to produce

The pH of a sample of bile is 7.9. What is the concentration of H ⁺ in nmol L ^-1?

126 nmol L^-1

12.6 nmol L^-1

0.126 nmol L^-1

1.26 nmol L^-1

in my teachers book (probably misstranslated from english, and she achieved her doctors degree with this work of copying) she says :

bacteria : the free transportors of electrons (not binded to de membrane) are : nicotine adenine dinucleotide and nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate, the couples NAD/NADP and NADP/NADPH , and they have a redox potential of -0,320, respectively, -0,324 V

As far as I know NAD is reduce to NAD^+/NADH and NADP is reduced to NADP^+/NADPH

I dont understand what „couples” mean here... and to be fair they are so strangely coupled i dont even believe that this is a correct association

Please, help me learn and not to learn without any logic!

Thank you very much and deeply grateful in advance