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Why is triacylglycerol a more efficient storage form of energy compared to glycogen? - ANS Triacylglycerol is nonpolar or hydrophobic and excludes water doesn't absorb it thus lighter more energy per weight-more efficient • Glycogen absorbs water is heavier because of water less energy per weight Draw A double-reciprocal plot for a noncompetitive inhibition Indicate which line is with and without inhibitor - ANS Lower Vmax Km unchanged Can't be overcome by increasing substrate concentration What is a competitive inhibition plot defined and look like? - ANS inhibitor binds where substrate binds, can be relieved by increasing the substrate- example Sulfa Drug Larger Km Vmax Unchanged What is a uncompetitive inhibition plot? - ANS binds only to ES complex, lower vmax, lower km Can't be overcome by more substrate What are Lectins and what do they bind? - ANS lectins are proteins that bind carbohydrates or sugars In sickle-cell anemia amino acid ___GLU___ is mutated into _?____ - ANS VAL KU BIOL 600 EXAM 2 FINAL 2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2 Copyright ©2025 THESTAR ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Glu mutated into VAL causes ? - ANS Sickle-cell anemia Why do we have an optimum pH? - ANS • Because there are 5 ionizable amino acids HISTIDINE, ASPARTATE, GLUTAMATE, LYSINE, ARGININE Hemoglobin with the proximal histadine mutated to glycine can bind oxygen when supplied with imidazole. Draw the oxygen-binding curve - ANS (Has to be hyperbolic) - PROX. HIS can be replaced by Glycine NOT SIGMOIDAL In hemoglobin what happens to the heme upon binding to oxygen? - ANS • Heme flattens upon being to oxygen or Fe becomes smaller and goes into plane of heme What does hemagglutinin bind to on the surface of host cells? Hemmagglutinin is on surface of influenze - ANS • Binds to sialic acid (sugar) that has a COO- group which makes it acidic Explain how anomers are formed? - ANS • Linear→ Cyclic form forms new chiral center (cyclization of sugars) Example of epimers? - ANS Glucose and mannose- differ in only 1 chiral carbon Both cellulose

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KU BIOL 600 EXAM 2 FINAL 2025
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS


Why is triacylglycerol a more efficient storage form of energy compared to glycogen? -
ANS Triacylglycerol is nonpolar or hydrophobic and excludes water doesn't absorb it thus
lighter more energy per weight-more efficient
• Glycogen absorbs water is heavier because of water less energy per weight


Draw A double-reciprocal plot for a noncompetitive inhibition

Indicate which line is with and without inhibitor - ANS Lower Vmax
Km unchanged
Can't be overcome by increasing substrate concentration



What is a competitive inhibition plot defined and look like? - ANS inhibitor binds where
substrate binds, can be relieved by increasing the substrate- example Sulfa Drug
Larger Km Vmax Unchanged



What is a uncompetitive inhibition plot? - ANS binds only to ES complex, lower vmax, lower
km
Can't be overcome by more substrate



What are Lectins and what do they bind? - ANS lectins are proteins that bind carbohydrates
or sugars



In sickle-cell anemia amino acid ___GLU___ is mutated into _?____ - ANS VAL

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, Glu mutated into VAL causes ? - ANS Sickle-cell anemia



Why do we have an optimum pH? - ANS • Because there are 5 ionizable amino acids
HISTIDINE, ASPARTATE, GLUTAMATE, LYSINE, ARGININE


Hemoglobin with the proximal histadine mutated to glycine can bind oxygen when supplied
with imidazole. Draw the oxygen-binding curve - ANS (Has to be hyperbolic) - PROX. HIS can
be replaced by Glycine


NOT SIGMOIDAL



In hemoglobin what happens to the heme upon binding to oxygen? - ANS • Heme flattens
upon being to oxygen
or Fe becomes smaller and goes into plane of heme


What does hemagglutinin bind to on the surface of host cells?




Hemmagglutinin is on surface of influenze - ANS • Binds to sialic acid (sugar) that has a COO-
group which makes it acidic



Explain how anomers are formed? - ANS • Linear→ Cyclic form forms new chiral center
(cyclization of sugars)



Example of epimers? - ANS Glucose and mannose- differ in only 1 chiral carbon


Both cellulose and starch are polysaccharides of glucose.


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