How are the glycolytic enzymes regulated?
A) Through transcriptional control
B) Through reversible phosphorylation
C) Through allosteric control
D) All of the above
E) None of the above - Answers D) All of the above
_______________ are enzymes that catalyze the transfer of a phosphoryl group from ATP to an
acceptor
A) Phosphatases
B) Kinases
C) ATPases
D) Synthases
E) Transferases - Answers B) Kinases
_________________ is the principle carbohydrate in living systems
A) sucrose
B) glycogen
C) lactose
D) fructose
E) glucose - Answers E) glucose
The product of aerobic glycolysis is _____________.
A) lactate
B) gyceraldehyde
C) pyruvate
D) formate
E) alpha-ketoglutarate - Answers C) pyruvate
, The regeneration of ______________ in the reduction of pyruvate to lactate sustains glycolysis under
anaerobic conditions.
A) NADH
B) NAD
C) FADH
D) FAD
E) FMN - Answers B) NAD
The first irreversible enzymatic reaction unique to a metabolic pathway is called the ______________
step
A) regulated
B) high energy
C) exothermic
D) rate limiting
E) committed - Answers E) committed
Which of the following functions as a "flexible swinging arm" when it transfers the reaction intermediate
from one active site to the next?
a) FAD
b) NAD+
c) Lipoamide
d) Thiamine pyrophosphate
e) coenzyme A - Answers c) Lipoamide
Pyruvate dehydrogenase is _________________ when ATP-ADP ratios are high
A) activated
B) inactivated
C) phosphorylated
D) B and C