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Inhibition type?
Uncompetitive
Inhibition type?
Non-Competitive
Inhibition type?
Competitive
Inhibition type?
Mixed
*** Inhibition Is a Special Case of Mixed Inhibition
Noncompetitive
--- Hill Equation ---
1) X-Axis = ???
2) Y-Axis = ???
3) Hill coefficient (h or nh) is derived from...
4) Dissociation constant is derived from...
1) log [S]
2) log (V/Vmax-V) OR log(θ/(1-θ)
3) slope
4) -log Kd (y-intercept)
What type of plot is this?
hill plot
--- X-Axis of Hill Equation ---
1) Protein Ligand Binding Case?
2) Kinetic Binding?
3) Hill coefficient?
4) Dissociation constant?
1) log (θ/(1-θ)
2) log (V/Vmax-V)
3) slope
4) -log Kd (y-intercept)
--- ATP Synthase C-Ring SU ---
1) Chloroplast
2) Mammalian Mitochondria
3) Bacteria
4) Yeast Mitochondria
1) 14
2) 8
3) 12-15
4) 10
--- New Glucose in Mammals ---
1) Bad Amino Acids?
2) Main compound?
3) acetyl-CoA?
4) palmatoyl-CoA?
1) leucine and lysine
2) pyruvic acid
3) NO
4) NO
--- Calvin Cycle ---
Enzyme catalyzing the capture of CO2 to form 3-phosphoglycerate is...
RUBISCO
Key Steps of Calvin Cycle
1) R
2) P
3) T
4) G
5) T
6) R
1) RuBisCo
2) PhosphoGlyceroKinase
3) triose phosphate isomerase,
4) GlycerAldehyde-3-Phosphate DeHydrogenase
5) Triose phosphate isomerase
6) Ribulose-5-Phosphate Kinase
--- RuBisCO ---
1) Carboxylase products?
2) Oxygenase products?
1) (2) phosphoglycERATE
2) (1) phosphoglycERATE, (1) phosphoglycOLATE

phosphoglycerate = PGA
--- Cytosolic Enzyme Pathways ---
Name 4...
pentose phosphate pathway
fatty acid biosynthesis
cholesterol synthesis
glycolysis
--- Pentose Phosphate Pathway ---
Glucose Metabolism
1) C1?
2) C2?
3) C6?
1) CO2
2) C1 of ribulose 5-phosphate
3) C5 of ribulose 5-phosphate
--- Fatty Acid Synthesis ---
1) Humans are unable to...
2) Humans are able to...
1) 1 >>> 2
2) 0 >>> 1
Poly >>> Poly

Can't make linoleate [18:2(Δ9,12)]
--- C4 Plants ---
Bundle Sheath Chloroplasts....
1) Have these PS...
2) Have few *** stacks.
3) Have many *** ***.
1) PS I
2) granal Lamellae
3) unstacked Stroma Lamellae
Odd # fatty acid enter Citric Acid Cycle as...
acetyl-CoA
and
succinyl-CoA
--- Scatchard Analysis ---
Tells us what about a ligand/protein?
1) *** Constant
2) # of ***
3) Type of ***
1) Ligand Binding Constant (Kb)
2) ligand binding sites
3) homotropic cooperativity
--- Cholesterol ---
Excretion products?
bile salts
bile acids

cholic acid
--- Purine Degradation ---
Final product in....
1) Humans?
2) Aquatic invertebrates?
3) Non-primates, reptiles and mollusks
1) uric acid
2) ammonia [NH3]
3) allantoic acid or urea[CO(NH2)2]
--- Citric Acid Cycle ---
All oxidative enzymes reduce NAD+ except...
succinate dehydrogenase
--- Starch and Sucrose Synthesis ---
Triose phosphates from Calvin cycle are...
1) ***hydroxy*** phosphate and
2) glycer***-3-phosphate.
1) Dihydroxyacetone P
2) glyceraldehyde-3-P
--- ATP Synthesis from Glucose Metabolism ---
Glycolysis, Pyruvate Dehydrogenase, TCA Cycle
1) Aerobic w/ malate-aspartate shuttle?
2) Aerobic w/ glycerol-phosphate shuttle?
3) Anaerobic?
1) 32
2) 30
3) 2
--- Thioredoxin ---
Regulates what?
1) Calvin cycle
2) reduction of NTP to dNTP
The protein *** regulates...
1) Calvin cycle
2) reduction of NTP to dNTP
Thioredoxin
Jagendorf and Uribe famous experiment used...
chloroplast thylakoids
--- Non-Cyclic Electron Transport ---
1) First? Last?
2) Sequence of e- flow...
1) H2O --- NADP+
2) [Typical Z-Scheme]
--- Cyclic Electron Transport ---
1) First? Last?
2) Sequence of e- flow...
1) PS I --- PS I
2) PS I
Fd
Cyt b/f
PC
PS I
--- Pseudocyclic Electron Transport ---
1) First? Last?
2) Sequence of e- flow...
1) H2O --- H2O
2) [Typical Z-Scheme]
except...
Fd
O2
H2O
--- Chloroplast Electron Transport ---
What is the typical Z-scheme process?
H2O > PS II >
PQ > Cyt b/f >
PC > PS I >
Fd > NADP+
[plastoquinone] [plastocyanin] [ferredoxin]
1) PQ?
2) PC?
3) Fd?
4) Cyt b/f?
1) plastoquinone
2) plastocyanin
3) ferredoxin
4) cytochrome b6f complex
--- Non-cyclic, Cyclic, Pseudocyclic ---
1) *** produces ATP, NADH, O2
2) *** produces ATP
3) *** produces ATP, H2O
1) Non-cyclic
2) Cyclic
3) Pseudocyclic
--- Non-Cyclic, Cyclic, Pseudocyclic ---
1) Non-Cyclic produces...
2) Cyclic produces...
3) Pseudocyclic produces...
1) ATP, NADH, O2
2) ATP
3) ATP, H2O
--- Regulation of Cholesterol Synthesis ---
1) phosphorylation of...
2) down/up regulation of its synthesis,
3) proteolysis of....
1) HMG-CoA reductase
2) down
3) HMG-CoA reductase
--- *** Effect ---
Seen in many tumors exhibiting higher-than-normal rates of glycolysis under aerobic conditions.
Warburg Effect
--- *** Effect ---
High glucose metabolism under anaerobic conditions and diminished under aerobic.
Pasteur Effect
What are the aspartate-family amino acids?
methionine
lysine
threonine
GPDH?
Glycerol-3-Phosphate DeHydrogenase
ACC?
Acetyl-Coa Carboxylase
PDC?
Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Complex
FAS?
Fatty Acid Synthase
DHAP?
DiHydroxyAcetone Phosphate
GNG?
GlucoNeoGenesis
What AA can't be converted to OAA?
leucine and lysine
A protein kinase functions to...
phosphorylate other proteins
HIF-1?
Hypoxia-Induced transcription Factor 1
HK?
hexokinase