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MDCAT Chemistry Chapter 19 Macromolecules Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Primar structure of proteins refers to
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Coling and folding in form of specilie structure
3d structure
Number of amino acids in a chain
Alpha and Beta sheets
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Question # 2
Amino acids react together to form the primary structure of proteins which is accompanied by
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addition of water
addition of ammonia
removal of ammonia
removal of water
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Question # 3
Third order of protein structure refers to
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Bending of protein chain
Three-dimensional structure of protein
Number and sequence of amino acids
Site of disulphide bonds
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Question # 4
Abumins and globulins are defined as
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Derived protein
Conjugated protein
Fibrous protein
Simple Protein
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Question # 5
Succinic thiokinase is an enzyme of the type
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mutase
peroxidase
ligase
lyase
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Question # 6
Alpha helix and beta pleated sheath are secondary structures of protein which are maintained by
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dipole forces
non-polar interactions
ionic bonds
Hydrogen bonds
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Question # 7
The most complex strueture a single polypetide can assume is
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1° structure
2°structure
3° structure
4° structure
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Question # 8
Increased concentration of enzyme alkaline phosphatase is a sign of
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hemophilia
heart disease
thrombosis
rickets
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Question # 9
Which of the following bond is responsible for joining the amino acids in proteins?
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Metallic Bond
Di sulfide bond
Peptide Bond
Peptide Bond
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Question # 10
All are examples of different classes of enzymes except
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Hydrolases
Isomerases
Oxido-reductases
Mutases
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Question # 11
The most abundant protein in the human body is
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Collagen
Keratin
Myosin
Albumin
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Question # 12
Dehydrogenase is an example of
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ligase
oxidoreductase
lyase
hydrolase
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Question # 13
Phosphoprotein comes under the type of proteins
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Simple protein
Derived protein
Conjugated
Both A & B
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Question # 14
The proteins which give an amino acid and non-protein group on hydrolysis are known as
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Derived protein
Albumins
Conjugated simple protein
Conjugated protein
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Question # 15
Fe+2 is the co-factor for
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Chrome oxidase
Glucose-6-phosphatase
Carbonic anhydrase
Hydrolase
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Question # 16
Enzymes have been classified on the basis of
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protein structure
prosthetic groups
type of reaction they catalyse
bonding in them
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Question # 17
Enzymes are
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simple proteins
derived proteins
compound proteins
conjugated proteins
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Question # 18
Based on the physico-chemical properties, proteins may be classified into the following types
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Simple proteins
Compound proteins
Derived proteins
All of the above
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Question # 19
Denaturation of proteins is often characterised by
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Loss of biological activity
Aiways being irreversible
Being ereater the lower the temperature
Changes in primary structure
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Question # 20
Which of the following is the element not present in all proteins?
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Carbon
Hydrogen
Nitrogen
Sulphur
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