Q. No.Enzymes that catalyze removal of groups from substrates by mechanisms other than hydrolysis leaving double bonds are:
1. Dehygdrogenases
2. Transferases
3. Lyases
4. Ligases
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Transferases do not catalyze the transfer of the following group between a pair of substrates:
| 1. Glycosyl | 2. Amine |
| 3. Carboxyl | 4. Hydrogen |
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The non protein constituent present in many enzymes is called:
| 1. Co-enzyme | 2. Co-factor |
| 3. Apoenzyme | 4. Holoenzyme |
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Haem in hemoglobin:
1. is loosely bound
2. is the co-enzyme
3. is the prosthetic group
4. has no influence on activity of Hb
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What is the co-factor for the proteolytic enzyme, carboxypeptidase?
| 1. Molybdenum | 2. Manganese |
| 3. Zinc | 4. Copper |
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Which of the following is not an aromatic amino acid?
| 1. Phenylalanine | 2. Threonine |
| 3. Tyrosine | 4. Tryptophan |
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Formation of glycosidic bond represents:
| 1. Dehydration | 2. Hydrolysis |
| 3. Dehydrogenation | 4. Isomerization |
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Amino acids, as the name suggests, have both an amino group and a carboxyl group in their structure. In addition, all naturally occurring amino acids (those which are found in proteins) are called L-amino acids. From this, can you guess from which compound can the simplest amino acid be made?
| 1. | Formic acid | 2. | Methane |
| 3. | Phenol | 4. | Glycine |
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