What kind of reaction removes the amino group from an amino acid? A. Reduction reaction B....
- What kind of reaction removes the amino group from an amino acid?
A. Reduction reaction
B. Baudisch reaction
C. CBS reduction
D. Deamination reaction
2.Which of the following is anaerobic?
A. Electron transport system
B. Glycolysis
C. Oxidation
D. Kreb cycle
3.What group of individuals adapted to a diet of primarily meat and fat?
A. Greeks
B. Eskimos
C) Pacific Islanders
C. English
4.All of the water resulting from respiration is produced in
A. the electron transport system.
B. glycolysis.
C. the Kreb cycle.
D. All of the above.
5.What process breaks down compounds into small units?
A. anabolism
B. catabolism
C. amylase
D. protease
6.An example of a congener is
A. acetate.
B. vanilla.
C. acetone.
D. heavy water.
7.Which nutrient could be easily depleted in an alcoholic?
A. protein
B. niacin
C. Na
D. vitamin D
Homework Answers
1 d
Deamination is the process of Removal of an aminogroup or other organic molecule.
2b Glycolysis is the anaerobic respiration.
3c
4a Accepting electrons at the end of electron transport chain resulting in the production of water.
5bIt is a metabolic process whereby cells break down complex substances into simpler,smaller ones.
6 cCongeners are impurities in alcohol.Acids,aldehydes,esters,ketones,phenols and tannins.
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