1. Affinity between an enzyme and a substrate will only affect reactions rates at _______ substrate...
1. Affinity between an enzyme and a substrate will only affect reactions rates at _______ substrate concentrations.
A) Low
B) High
2. How many amino acids long will the protein be that is coded for by the following transcript:
5'-AACGACCUAUGCCCUAGGGGCCAC-3'
A) 2
B) 1
C) 3
D) 4
3. Fermentation supplies cells with _________, which is needed for glycolysis when oxygen levels are low.
Group of answer choices
A) NAD+
B) NADH
C) FADH2
D) ATP
Homework Answers
1. At low substrate concentration enzyme is free to bind to substrate and thus affect reaction rate. At higher substrate concentration, no enzyme is available for binding with substrate thus no affect on rate of reaction.
2. The sequence given will have 02 amino acids.
3. Fermentation helps cells producing NAD+ which works as electron acceptor further during aerobic reaction giving NADH, the reducing energy of cells.
Fermentation produces NAD+.
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