MBMB 451b

Carbohydrate Metabolism Quiz

 

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  1. Hydrolysis of ATP to yield energy usable for maintenance of life most often involves the breaking of which bond in the above structure?

    a

    b

    c

    d

    e


  2. The adenine ring in ATP is indicated in the above drawing by:

    e

    f

    g

    h


  3. Glycolysis is which of the following?

    a catabolic process

    an anabolic process

    an anaplerotic process


    Glucose + ATP Æ G-6-P + ADP
  4. For the reaction given above DGo' = -4 Kcal mol-1. This implies that the preferred direction of the reaction is:

    to the right.

    to the left.

    the reaction is at equilibrium as written.


  5. Organic reduction normally involves:

    an increase in energy.

    a decrease in energy.

    no change in energy.


  6. For a reaction with a very large DGo', e.g., +15 Kcal mol-1, the velocity of the reaction is very large.

    True

    False


  7. The reaction above (not balanced) represents which of the following?

    a hydrolysis

    a reduction

    an oxidation

    nonsense


  8. Which of the following are "high energy" compounds important in bioenergetics and the transferal of energy.
    1. ATP
    2. NADH + H+
    3. NADPH + H+
    4. creatine

    1

    1, 2

    1, 2, 3

    1, 2, 3, 4

    1, 2, 4


  9. Enzymes are important because they:
    1. direct the flow of energy in certain paths.
    2. increase the velocity of a reaction.
    3. may be regulated.
    4. decrease the relative energies of the reactants and products.
    5. are composed of protein.

    1

    1, 2

    1, 2, 3

    2, 3, 4

    3, 4, 5

    1, 3, 5


  10. Which of the following determines the amount of work required to synthesize ATP in a living cell, and therefore the amount of work obtainable from ATP for processes such as muscle contraction.

    DG'

    DGo'

    K

    DS


 

 

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