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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
Professor
Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
 1.) Which of the following statements about hydrogen bonds is FALSE?
       A. Hydrogen bonds create molecules.
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       B. Hydrogen bonds make biological molecules more stable.
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       C. Hydrogen bonds are weak interactions.
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       D. In DNA, hydrogen bonds between nitrogen bonds make the structure more stable.
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2.) The following describes the quaternary structure of a protein.
      A. Quaternary structures have only the alfa helixes.
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      B. Quaternary structures are made due to hydrogen bonds.
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       C. Quaternary structures are made of multiple polypeptides bound to each other using noncovalent interactions.
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    D.   Quaternary structures are rarely observed in nature.
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3.) The following describes the primary structure of a protein.
      A. Protein’s primary structure is the functional form of the protein.
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      B. Protein’s primary structure is known as polypeptide, which is a chain of amino acids.
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      C.  In its primary structure, protein is organized into domains.
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      D. Protein’s primary structure is known as globular protein.
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4.) Which of the following statements about an enzyme is TRUE?
       A. Enzymes decrease the speed of a chemical reaction.
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      B.  Enzymes are not used up in a chemical reaction.
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       C. Enzymes alter the thermodynamics of a reaction.
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      D.  Enzyme kinetics is the 3rd order rate reaction.
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5.) Which of the following statements about an enzyme is FALSE?
      A.  Enzymes increase the speed of a chemical reaction.
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       B. Enzymes are not used up in a chemical reaction.
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       C. Formation of transition states reduces the product formation.
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     D. Enzymes serve as points of regulation of metabolic pathways
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6.) Which of the following statements about random mechanism is TRUE?
     A.  Random mechanism is a mechanism of enzyme inhibition.
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   B.   In random mechanism, there is no order in which substrates can bind and form products.
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    C.  Random mechanism is a measure of how fast products are formed.
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    D.   In random mechanism, first the substrate binds to the enzyme, then forms a product, and modifies the enzyme.
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 7.) Which of the following statements about ping-pong mechanism is TRUE?
     A.  Ping-pong mechanism is a mechanism of enzyme inhibition.
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    B.  In ping-pong mechanism, first the substrate binds to the enzyme, then forms a product, and modifies the enzyme.
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     C.  In ping-pong mechanism, there is no order in which substrates can bind and form products.
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     D.  Ping-pong mechanism is a measure of how fast products are formed.
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8.) Which of the following statements about glycogen is TRUE?
     A.  Glycogen is a storage polymer found in animal cells.
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    B.   Glycogen is a branched polymer.
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    C.   Glycogen is a polymer of alfa (1-4) linked glucose with alfa (1-6) branching.
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    D.   All of the above
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