B.pharm 2nd sem. —biochemistry MCQ question

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               Biochemistry- MCQ

1.Which of the following is common compound shared by TCA cycle and urea?

Ans- funarate

2. There are about types of specialized cells in human body.

Ans- 250

3. A eukaryotic cell is generally 10-100 micromtr. In diameter?

4. The cellular matrix is collectively referred to as?

Ans-Cytosol

5.monosaccharides in based on which of the following functional group?

Ans- ketoses


6. The carbohydrates hat is taken as a reference for writing the configuration of others?

Ans- Glyceraldehyde

7. If the monosacharides differ in configuration around a singal carbon atom they are known as ?

Ans- epimers

8. The non- carbohydrates moiety found in glycosides is known as ?

Ans-Algycone

9. Citrate synthase is inhibited by.

Ans-ATP and Acetyl CoA

10. TCA cycle is actively involved in.

Ans-Gluconeogenesis

                                          
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