Biology Fsc Part 1 Chapter 5 Online Test With Answers

Biology Fsc Part 1 Chapter 5 Online Test

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1 When the co factor is a non protein organic molccule and is loosely attached with enxyme it is called. Allosteric enzyme Co enzyme Prostheitc group Zymogen
2 Prosthetic groups are attached with enzyme by  Hydrogen bond Ionic bond Covalent bond Hydrophobic interaction 
3 The cofactos which are attached with enxyme by convalent bonds are called. allosteric enxym Apoenzyme Prosthtic group Proenzyme
4 The complete enzyme ncluding its coensyme or prosthtiec grop is termed as Apoenzyme Ribozyme Holoenzyme Proenzyme
5 The protine part of enzyme is called. Apoenzyme Co enxyme Prothetic group Hologenzyme
6 The kinds or types of co factor are. One Two Three Four
7 the non protein components of enzyme are called. Co factor Transductor Messenger Both a and b
8 At which regio of active site substrate is transforemd into preodcuts. Binding site Catalytic site Peptidyle site Aminoscyl site
9 Substrate molecule fits into binding site by wek chemical forces such as. Covalent bond Metalic Bond Ionic Bond Hydrogen bond
10 Small cleft or depression is the sourface of globular enzyme is. Active site Synaptic cleft T tubule No such cleft exists
11 Enzmes are .................globular proteins. 2 D 3 D 4 D Both a and c
12 The enzyms of Calvin cycle and Krebs's cycle. Present in karyoplasm Dispersed in cytoplasm Bound to memebranes of their organelles Presnet in periplasmic space
13 The enxymes of glycolysis are present in  Nucleoplasm Cytoplasm Stroma Mitochondrial matrix
14 All enzymes are syntheesized inside cell by  Ribosomes Lysosomes Mitochondria Vacuoles
15 Rae of enzyme catalyzed reactions are ............times greater than uncatalyzed rection rate. 10<sup>3</sup> to 10<sup>8</sup> 10<sup>2</sup> to 10<sup>3</sup> 10<sup>6</sup> to 10<sup>11</sup> 10<sup>8</sup> to 10<sup>10</sup>
16 Enxymes speed up chemical reactions by lowering. Ionization energy Activation energy Hydration energy  Bond energy
17 Which enxyme class is responsible for catalysing the addition of water to a substrate molecule. Isomerase Lyase Hydrolase Ligase
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