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Bio 110 Final: Chapter 6
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1Reactions that release free energy are
- Aexergonic
- Bspontaneous
- Cendergonic
- Dendothermic
- Eboth a and b
2Enzymes speed up reactions by
- Aproviding chemical energy to fuel a reaction
- Blowering the activation energy necessary to initiate the reaction
- Ccausing an endergonic reaction to become an exergonic reaction
- Dsubstituting one of the reactants necessary for the reaction
- Enone of the above
3For the idealized reaction aA + bB === cC + dD, suppose that the equilibrium constant Keq, is 0.01. If the starting concentration for A,B,C, and D are 1 M each, what would you predict will happen based on the value of Keq?
- AThe forward reaction is favored
- BThe reverse reaction is favored
- CThe forward reaction is fast
- DThe reverse reaction is fast
- EBoth b and d are correct
4Researchers analyzed a cell extract-- a mixture of molecules isolated from cells-- and studied a chemical reaction in which a carbohydrate was broken down into smaller molecules. When they added a protease to the cell extract, the discovered that the protease greatly inhibited the rate of the reaction. Based on this observation, you could conclude that the reaction is
- Aexergonic
- Bendergonic
- Ccatalyzed by an enzyme
- Dcatalyzed by a ribozyme
- EBoth b an dc are true of this reaction
5In biological systems, ATP functions by
- Aproviding the energy to drive endergonic reactions
- Bacting as an enzyme and lowering the activation energy of certain reactions
- Cadjusting the pH of solutions to maintain optimal conditions for enzyme activity
- Dregulating the speed at which endergonic reactions proceed
- Einteracting with enzymes as a cofactor to stimulate chemical reactions
6In a chemical reaction, NADH is converted to NAD+ plus H+. W easy that NADH has been
- Areduced
- Bphosphorylated
- Coxidized
- Ddecarboxylated
- Emethylated
7Currently, scientists are identifying proteins that use ATP as an energy source by
- Adetermining whether those proteins function in anabolic or catabolic reactions
- Bdetermine is the protein has a known ATP-binding site
- Cpredicting the free energy necessary for the protein to function
- Ddetermining if the protein has an ATP synthase subunit
- Eall of the above
8For a particular chemical reaction, an inhibitor raises the Km, but does not affect the Vmax. This inhibitor
- Ais a competitive inhibitor
- Bis a noncompetitive inhibitor
- Cbinds to the active site of the enzyme
- Dbinds to an allosteric site of the enzyme
- Eis a competitive inhibitor and binds to the active site of the enzyme
9Which of the following is (are) key benefits of catabolic reactions?
- ARecycling of organic building blocks
- BBreakdown of organic molecules to obtain energy
- CSynthesis of important polymers, such as polypeptides
- DAll of the above
- Ea and b only
10Autophagy provides a way for cells to
- Adegrade entire organelles and cycle their components
- Bcontrol the level of ATP
- Cengulf bacterial cells
- Dexport unwanted organelles out of the cell
- Einhibit the first enzyme in a metabolic pathway
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