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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

L4 Amino Acids and Proteins

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  West Los Angeles College  »  Chemistry  »  Chem 221 – Biochemistry for Science Majors  »  Fall 2021  »  L4 Amino Acids and Proteins

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  +1
B  -2
C  0
D  +2
Question #2
A  -2
B  0
C  +1
D  -1
Question #4
A  0
B  +1
C  -1
D  +2
Question #5
A  +3
B  -1
C  +2
D  +1
Question #6
A  -1
B  0
C  +1
D  +2
Question #8
A  Lysine
B  Asparagine
C  Histidine
D  Glutamic Acid
Question #10
A  Proteases can cleave at specific points in the peptide chain
B  Cleave all peptide bonds
C  Proteases are involved in anabolism
D  Proteases are involved in many biological functions, including digestion of eaten proteins, and protein catabolism
E  Two of the statement are incorrect
Question #11
A  three of the choices are correct
B  Cleave peptide bonds
C  Produce amino acids or short peptides
D  cleaves disulfide bonds
E  Degrade proteins
Question #12
A  increases the rate of proteolysis
B  cleaves proteins by the addition of a molecule of water to a peptide bond
C  is an enzyme that catalyzes proteolysis, the breakdown of proteins into smaller polypeptides or single amino acids
D  is also called a peptidase or proteinase
E  All the above statements are correct
Question #13
A  Glycine
B  Alanine
C  Serine
D  Proline
Question #14
A  alanine; is a simple methyl group
B  lysine; contains only nitrogen
C  glycine; is a hydrogen atom
D  proline; forms a covalent bond with the amino group
E  glycine; is unbranched
Question #15
A  an infinite number
B  100
C  20
D  3
Question #16
A  Asparagine & Glutamine
B  Aspartate & Glutamate
C  Histidine & Lysine
D  Leucine & Glycine
Question #17
A  the body cannot synthesize
B  is essential to flagella motion
C  the body can synthesize under essential conditions
D  is essentially easy to synthesize
Question #18
A  Phenylalanine
B  Leucine
C  Glycine
D  Methionine
E  Arginine
Question #19
A  a subunit of an oligomeric protein
B  a fibrous region of a globular protein
C  a nonidentical subunit of a protein with many identical subunits
D  synonymous with “protomer”
E  a part of the protein that is not composed of amino acids
Question #20
A  the amino and carboxyl termini are not charged
B  there are four ionic charges
C  two internal amino acids of the tetrapeptide cannot have ionizable R groups
D  only the amino and carboxyl termini contribute charge
E  the total net charge is zero
Question #21
A  cleavage
B  group transfer
C  isomerization
D  oxidation reduction
E  condensation
Question #22
A  no charged groups
B  positive and negative charges in equal concentration
C  a net negative charge
D  a net positive charge
E  no net charge
Question #23
A  —COO– + —NH2+     →     —COOH + —NH2
B  —NH3+ + OH–   →     —NH2 + H2O
C  —NH2 + OH–    →     —NH– + H2O
D  —COOH + OH–    →    —COO– + H2O
E  —COOH + —NH2     →    —COO– + —NH2+
Question #24
A  standard or a nonstandard monomer in proteins
B  transparent or a light-absorbing compound
C  neutral molecule or an ion
D  polar or a nonpolar molecule
E  acid or a base
Question #25
A  has no net charge
B  is symmetric
C  is a carboxylic acid
D  is in the L absolute configuration in naturally occurring proteins
E  is bonded to four different chemical groups