Biochemistry Answers

Communicate the impact [epinephrine/insulin/glucagon] signaling would have on the structure and function of [name of enzyme]. Use a diagram to support your response. Explain why this method of regulating [name of enzyme] is more or less sensitive than the regulation [molecule] elicits.

Stool sample was collected from an infected individual. A wet mount was prepared and performed microscopic examination using OIO (1000x magnification). Image A shows an unknown object observed from the wet mount and measured ~12 micrometers in diameter. Images B-D are the same unknown object but in various focal planes. What do you think is this? Based on what criteria?

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*Note: The picture is on the link (case 291)

An oligoribonucleotide is treated with T1 and RP enzymes. the fragments obtained from the action of each enzyme are: 

a) with RP AG^mGGAAU,AAAGU,AAG,GAT,IGC,C,C,C,C,

U,U

b)with T1

ATUCCAG^m,CAAAG,CCAAG,AAUI,UUG,G,G,G

——find the sequence of bases in this m-RNA fragment

Describe, in biochemical detail, the structure of functional [name of enzyme]. Include any coenzymes, cofactors, etc

Do our cells have own catalytic activity to mitigate the harsh effects of ROS? Elaborate

 Which process is directly affected by DCCD, electron transfer or ATP synthesis?

What happens to the rate of liver glucose metabolism during moderate intensity exercise

Would the use of pH buffers help prevent muscle fatigue during exercise?

What happens to amylose starch that is not fully hydrolyzed in the small intestine? What might be the clinical consequence? 

What happens to the rate of liver glucose metabolism during moderate intensity exercise?