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QUESTION
Liquid triglycerides are more commonly called: a. oils b. fats

Answer:
a. oils

QUESTION
Which of the following lipids is naturally produced in the liver. of humans a. triglycerides b.
eicosanoids c. cholesterol d. steroids e. a,b

Answer:
c. cholesterol

QUESTION
Which of the following components make amino-acids different when compared among them a.
radical group b. amino group c. carboxyl group d. central carbon e. b,c

Answer:
a. radical group

QUESTION
Regarding proteins, a molecule that has 62 amino acids is Moore likely a: a. dipeptide b.
oligopeptide c. polypeptide d. peptide bond e. radical group

Answer:
c. polypeptide

QUESTION
The presence of more than one polypeptide in a protein is more likely related to its: a. primary
structure b. secondary structure c. tertiary structure d. quaternary structure e. none

Answer:
d. quaternary structure

QUESTION
The part of an enzyme that binds with the substrate is more likely: a. activation energy b. cation c.
protons d. water e. active site

Answer:
e. active site

, QUESTION
Which of the following is not a component of nucleotides: a. sugar b. NH2 c. phosphate d.
nitrogen base e. a,c,d

Answer:
b. NH2

QUESTION
The sugar deoxyribose and the nitrogenous base thymine (T) are more likely found in one of the
following molecules: a. ATP b. proteins c. DNA d. RNA e. lipids

Answer:
c. DNA

QUESTION
Regarding cell. size, the size of the cell is limited because if the cell increases 4X the diameter,
the volume increases: a. 2X b. 4X c. 12X d. 16X e. 64X

Answer:
e. 64X

QUESTION
Which of the following molecules forms about 2% of the cell membrane: a. phospholipids b.
cholesterol c. glycolipids d. prostaglandins e. proteins

Answer:
e. proteins

QUESTION
Regarding cell membrane proteins, those proteins that cross the membrane are more likely: a.
transmembrane b. integral c. peripheral d. carriers e. a,b

Answer:
e. a,b

QUESTION
Which of the following is a function of membrane proteins a. receptors b. catalysts (enzymes) c.
rRNA synthesis d. cell-identity markers e. a,b,d

Answer:
e. a,b,d

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