Mmsc407 Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

MMSC407 Exam 1 Questions with All Correct Answers what type of light a Tungsden (Quartz-Vapor) exciter lamp shows us - Answer-visible light what type of light a Hydrogen/ Deuterium exciter lamp shows us - Answer-UV light what type of light a Xenon/MercuryVapor exciter lamp shows us - Answer-UV light visible light range - Answer-350-700 nm color absorbed at 350-430 nm - Answer-violet color absorbed at 430-475 nm - Answer-blue color absorbed at 475-495 nm - Answer-blue-green color abso...

MMSC407 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS!!

MMSC407 Final Exam Questions with Correct Answers Describe the characteristics of light as an energy source. - Answer-1. Wavelength - the distance between the crests of two successive waves 2. Amplitude - the height of each wave 3. Frequency - the number of waves which pass an observation point in one second In terms of energy: -High energy = high frequency, short wavelength -Low energy = low frequency, long wavelength Describe the relationship between percent transmittance and abso...

MMSC407 Exam 1 Questions with Correct Answers albuminuria - Answer--increase in urinary albumin is early sign of renal nephropathy -albumin is a much larger ketone and when it needs to be broken down, the kidneys lose their ability to filter -annual assessment of kidney function by determination of urinary albumin excretion is recommended for diabetic patients -looks at small amounts of albumin (microalbumin = small amounts NOT small in size) -persistent amount of albumin is compared again...

MMSC407 Exam Questions with Correct Answers What is the distance between the crests of two successive waves - Answer-Wavelength What is the height of each wave - Answer-Amplitude What is the number of waves which pass an observation point in one second - Answer-Frequency What is it called when the wave bounces back to the source - Answer-Reflected What is it called when the wave is absorbed by the material - Answer-Absorbed What is it called when the wave passes through th...

MMSC407 Exam 2 Questions and Answers All Correct pH that leucine is a cation - Answer-< 2.4 what percent of the body is protein - Answer-20% pH that leucine is neutral - Answer-2.4-9.6 pH that leucine is an anion - Answer-> 9.6 what enzyme cleaves one amino acid at a time from the C-terminal end - Answer-carboxypeptidase are fibrous proteins soluble or insoluble - Answer-insoluble (they are STRUCTURAL proteins) are globular proteins soluble or insoluble - Answer-soluble ...

MMSC407 Exam 2 Questions with All Correct Answers What is the structure of an amino acid? - Answer-Amino group (N-terminus on left), Carboxyl group (C-terminus on right), Side chain (R-group on bottom) Amide bonds - Answer-The peptide bonds that link amino acids in a protein (C-NH2) Carboxyl bonds - Answer-C-COOH Amide bonds are... - Answer-Basic Carboxyl bonds are... - Answer-Acidic What forms are all amino acids in? (except when R=H) - Answer-Chiral L-stereoisomer form How...

MMSC407 Exam 1 Questions with Correct Answers albuminuria - Answer--increase in urinary albumin is early sign of renal nephropathy -albumin is a much larger ketone and when it needs to be broken down, the kidneys lose their ability to filter -annual assessment of kidney function by determination of urinary albumin excretion is recommended for diabetic patients -looks at small amounts of albumin (microalbumin = small amounts NOT small in size) -persistent amount of albumin is compared a...

MMSC407 LIPIDS Exam Questions with Complete Solutions What are lipids? - Answer-Fatty, oily, waxy substances of animal or vegetable origin which are INSOLUBLE in water but are soluble in nonpolar solvents When are lipids insoluble and soluble? Answer--Insoluble in water and soluble in nonpolar solvents -Nonpolar solvents: chloroform, ether, alcohol What are the types of lipids? - Answer- Saturated fatty acids - Answer--Primarily animal fat -no carbon double bonds -Solid at room t...

lipids function correct answers -hormones: structural component -digestion -energy -structural elements role of lipoproteins correct answers transport lipids atherosclerosis correct answers plaque buildup of fat and cholesterol on artery walls -reduces diameter of the lumen of the artery -inner space becomes smaller and puts greater pressure on the artery walls = will require more energy for blood to travel through -key component in cardiovascular diseases: myocardial infarct...