Inhibitor binds allosteric site and reduces enzyme activity
B
Inhibitor competes for active site
C
Only substrate binds
D
Only product binds
Question 47Single Answer
Feedback inhibition is?
A
Substrate activates enzyme
B
End product inhibits enzyme in its biosynthetic pathway
C
Enzyme denatures
D
Only coenzyme binds
Question 48Single Answer
Enzyme-substrate complex formation is explained by?
A
Only hydrolysis
B
Only diffusion
C
Only mutation
D
Lock-and-key model and induced-fit model
Question 49Single Answer
Turnover number (kcat) represents?
A
Substrate concentration
B
Number of substrate molecules converted per enzyme molecule per second
C
Inhibitor concentration
D
Product concentration
Question 50Single Answer
Activation energy is?
A
Total energy of reactants
B
Energy required to initiate a chemical reaction
C
Energy released
D
Only heat energy
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Hydrophobic interactions in tertiary structure occur between?
A
Nonpolar side chains
B
Polar side chains
C
Charged side chains
D
Hydrogen atoms only
Question 67Single Answer
Globular proteins are?
A
Compact, soluble proteins with tertiary structure
B
Fibrous, insoluble proteins
C
Only alpha-helix
D
Only beta-sheet
Question 68Single Answer
Quaternary structure involves?
A
Linear amino acid sequence
B
Association of multiple polypeptide chains
C
Alpha-helix formation only
D
Beta-sheet formation only
Question 69Single Answer
Hemoglobin is an example of?
A
Only tertiary structure
B
Protein with quaternary structure
C
Only secondary structure
D
Only primary structure
Question 70Single Answer
Denaturation of proteins affects?
A
Only secondary structure
B
Primary structure only
C
Secondary, tertiary, and quaternary structures
D
Only quaternary structure
Question 71Single Answer
Renaturation refers to?
A
Refolding of denatured protein into native conformation
B
Permanent denaturation
C
Proteolysis
D
Hydrolysis
Question 72Single Answer
Chaperones are proteins that?
A
Hydrolyze proteins
B
Assist proper folding of other proteins
C
Denature proteins
D
Only transport proteins
Question 73Single Answer
Fibrous proteins provide?
A
Structural support and strength
B
Enzymatic activity
C
Catalysis only
D
Transport function
Question 74Single Answer
Collagen is a?
A
Enzyme
B
Globular protein
C
Fibrous protein forming connective tissue
D
Hormone
Question 75Single Answer
Keratin is rich in?
A
Proline only
B
Glycine only
C
Cysteine residues forming disulfide bonds
D
Alanine only
Question 76Single Answer
Myoglobin structure is mainly?
A
Globular with alpha-helices
B
Fibrous
C
Beta-sheet only
D
Linear
Question 77Single Answer
Random coil in proteins refers to?
A
Beta-sheet
B
Alpha-helix
C
Regions without regular secondary structure
D
Quaternary structure
Question 78Single Answer
Protein domains are?
A
Only linear chains
B
Only alpha-helices
C
Only beta-sheets
D
Independently folding units with specific function
Question 79Single Answer
Motifs in proteins refer to?
A
Conserved combinations of secondary structures
B
Single amino acids
C
Only peptide bonds
D
Only disulfide bonds
Question 80Single Answer
Denaturing agents include?
A
Only enzymes
B
Only water
C
Heat, strong acids/bases, urea, detergents
D
Only buffers
Question 81Single Answer
Protein folding in vivo is assisted by?
A
Only bases
B
Only heat
C
Only acids
D
Molecular chaperones
Question 82Single Answer
Tertiary structure determines?
A
Only peptide bond formation
B
Primary sequence only
C
Only amino acid composition
D
Protein function and specificity
Question 83Single Answer
Fibrous proteins are generally?
A
Hormones only
B
Soluble in water
C
Enzymes only
D
Insoluble in water
Question 84Single Answer
Structure of model membrane, lipid bilayer and membrane protein diffusion, osmosis, ion channels, active transport.
Question 85Single Answer
The basic structure of biological membranes is?
A
Lipid bilayer with embedded proteins
B
Single layer of lipids only
C
Protein sheet only
D
Carbohydrate layer
Question 86Single Answer
Fluid mosaic model was proposed by?
A
Watson and Crick
B
Davson and Danielli
C
Singer and Nicolson
D
Schleiden and Schwann
Question 87Single Answer
Membrane fluidity is influenced by?
A
Only proteins
B
Lipid composition, cholesterol, temperature
C
Only carbohydrates
D
Only pH
Question 88Single Answer
Integral membrane proteins are?
A
Only carbohydrates
B
Loosely attached on the surface
C
Embedded within the lipid bilayer
D
Only lipids
Question 89Single Answer
Peripheral membrane proteins are?
A
Embedded in lipid bilayer
B
Loosely associated with membrane surface
C
Lipids only
D
Carbohydrates only
Question 90Single Answer
Glycoproteins function as?
A
Cell recognition and signaling
B
Only transporters
C
Only enzymes
D
Only structural support
Question 91Single Answer
Glycolipids in membranes are responsible for?
A
Only energy storage
B
Cell recognition and stability
C
Only transport
D
Only enzymes
Question 92Single Answer
Passive transport involves?
A
Movement of molecules down concentration gradient without energy
B
Against concentration gradient using energy
C
Only active transport
D
Only facilitated diffusion
Question 93Single Answer
Diffusion is?
A
Movement of molecules from high to low concentration
B
Movement from low to high concentration
C
Energy-dependent
D
Only facilitated
Question 94Single Answer
Facilitated diffusion requires?
A
Energy from ATP
B
Specific carrier proteins or channels
C
Only osmosis
D
Active transport
Question 95Single Answer
Osmosis is?
A
Movement of solute only
B
Diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane
C
Active transport
D
Endocytosis
Question 96Single Answer
Hypotonic solution causes?
A
Only protein transport
B
Water leaves the cell
C
No change
D
Water enters the cell, causing swelling
Question 97Single Answer
Hypertonic solution causes?
A
Water enters the cell
B
Water leaves the cell, causing shrinkage
C
No change
D
Only ion transport
Question 98Single Answer
Isotonic solution causes?
A
Cell shrinkage
B
Cell swelling
C
No net water movement
D
Only diffusion of ions
Question 99Single Answer
Ion channels are?
A
Enzymes only
B
Lipids only
C
Carbohydrates only
D
Proteins that facilitate selective ion movement across membranes
Question 100Single Answer
Voltage-gated ion channels open in response to?
A
Only ligand binding
B
Changes in membrane potential
C
Temperature change
D
Osmosis
Question 101Single Answer
Ligand-gated ion channels open in response to?
A
pH change
B
Temperature
C
Binding of specific molecules (ligands)
D
Membrane stretching only
Question 102Single Answer
Active transport requires?
A
Energy in the form of ATP
B
No energy
C
Only diffusion
D
Only osmosis
Question 103Single Answer
Sodium-potassium pump maintains?
A
Only ATP synthesis
B
Electrochemical gradient across plasma membrane
C
Only diffusion
D
Only osmosis
Question 104Single Answer
Endocytosis is?
A
Uptake of materials into the cell via vesicles
B
Release of materials outside
C
Only diffusion
D
Only osmosis
Question 105Single Answer
Exocytosis is?
A
Only passive diffusion
B
Uptake of materials
C
Secretion of materials out of the cell via vesicles
D
Only osmosis
Question 106Single Answer
Pinocytosis involves?
A
Uptake of large particles
B
Uptake of fluids and dissolved solutes
C
Exocytosis
D
Osmosis
Question 107Single Answer
Phagocytosis involves?
A
Only ions
B
Only fluids
C
Uptake of large particles or microorganisms
D
Only exocytosis
Question 108Single Answer
Receptor-mediated endocytosis is?
A
Only pinocytosis
B
Random uptake
C
Only phagocytosis
D
Selective uptake of molecules via receptor-ligand interaction
Question 109Single Answer
Membrane potential is generated by?
A
Ion gradients and selective permeability of membrane
B
Only ATP
C
Only diffusion of water
D
Only lipids
Question 110Single Answer
Resting membrane potential is typically?
A
Only -50 mV
B
0 mV
C
+70 mV
D
-70 mV in neurons
Question 111Single Answer
Aquaporins facilitate?
A
Water transport across membranes
B
Ion transport only
C
Protein transport
D
Lipid transport
Question 112Single Answer
Cell wall, nucleus, mitochondria, Golgi bodies, lysosomes, endoplasmic reticulum, peroxisomes, plastids, vacuoles, structure & function of cytoskeleton and its role in motility.
Question 113Single Answer
The cell wall of plants is primarily composed of?
A
Cellulose
B
Chitin
C
Glycoproteins
D
Peptidoglycan
Question 114Single Answer
Plasmodesmata are?
A
Nuclei
B
Ribosomes
C
Vacuoles
D
Cytoplasmic channels connecting plant cells
Question 115Single Answer
The nucleus is surrounded by?
A
Cell wall
B
Single membrane
C
Double membrane called nuclear envelope
D
Cytoskeleton
Question 116Single Answer
Nuclear pores function to?
A
Generate energy
B
Facilitate transport of RNA and proteins
C
Store DNA
D
Digest macromolecules
Question 117Single Answer
Mitochondria are known as?
A
Powerhouse of the cell
B
Protein factories
C
Lipid storage
D
Digestive vacuoles
Question 118Single Answer
Mitochondrial matrix contains?
A
Enzymes for Krebs cycle and mitochondrial DNA
B
Only lipids
C
Only RNA
D
Cell wall components
Question 119Single Answer
Golgi apparatus functions in?
A
DNA replication
B
Energy production
C
Modification, sorting, and packaging of proteins and lipids
D
Protein degradation only
Question 120Single Answer
Lysosomes contain?
A
Only ATP
B
Only DNA
C
Only RNA
D
Hydrolytic enzymes for digestion of macromolecules
Question 121Single Answer
Endoplasmic reticulum is of two types:
A
Only nuclear
B
Only smooth
C
Only rough
D
Rough (with ribosomes) and smooth (without ribosomes)
Question 122Single Answer
Rough ER is mainly involved in?
A
Protein synthesis
B
Lipid synthesis
C
Energy generation
D
DNA replication
Question 123Single Answer
Smooth ER is involved in?
A
Lysosome formation
B
Protein synthesis only
C
Lipid synthesis and detoxification
D
Cell motility
Question 124Single Answer
Chloroplasts are the site of?
A
Respiration only
B
Photosynthesis
C
Lipid degradation
D
Protein synthesis only
Question 125Single Answer
Vacuoles in plant cells store?
A
Only lipids
B
Only DNA
C
Only RNA
D
Water, ions, pigments, and waste products
Question 126Single Answer
Cytoskeleton is composed of?
A
Only microfilaments
B
Only microtubules
C
Microtubules, microfilaments, and intermediate filaments
D
Only ribosomes
Question 127Single Answer
Microtubules are composed of?
A
Tubulin
B
Actin
C
Myosin
D
Keratin
Question 128Single Answer
Microfilaments are composed of?
A
Actin
B
Tubulin
C
Myosin
D
Intermediate filaments
Question 129Single Answer
Intermediate filaments provide?
A
Protein synthesis
B
Energy
C
Mechanical support and cell shape maintenance
D
Lipid storage
Question 130Single Answer
Centrioles are involved in?
A
Protein synthesis
B
Formation of spindle fibers during cell division
C
DNA replication
D
Lipid storage
Question 131Single Answer
Cilia and flagella are composed of?
A
Only membranes
B
Actin only
C
Intermediate filaments only
D
Microtubules arranged in 9+2 pattern
Question 132Single Answer
Basal body functions as?
A
Protein synthesis site
B
Nucleation site for cilia and flagella
C
Lipid storage site
D
DNA replication site
Question 133Single Answer
Cytoskeleton plays a role in?
A
Photosynthesis
B
DNA replication only
C
Protein synthesis only
D
Intracellular transport and cell motility
Question 134Single Answer
Motor proteins include?
A
Only keratin
B
Only tubulin
C
Only actin
D
Kinesin, dynein, and myosin
Question 135Single Answer
Endomembrane system includes?
A
ER, Golgi apparatus, lysosomes, vesicles
B
Only mitochondria
C
Only chloroplasts
D
Only cytoskeleton
Question 136Single Answer
Plant cell wall also contains?
A
Only cellulose
B
Hemicellulose and pectin
C
Only lignin
D
Only proteins
Question 137Single Answer
Chromosomes are composed of?
A
Only lipids
B
Only DNA
C
Only RNA
D
DNA and proteins
Question 138Single Answer
Histones are?
A
Lipids
B
Enzymes
C
Positively charged proteins associated with DNA
D
RNA molecules
Question 139Single Answer
Nucleosome is?
A
Only RNA
B
Free DNA
C
DNA wrapped around histone octamer
D
Lipid structure
Question 140Single Answer
Chromatin is?
A
Only lipids
B
Only DNA
C
Only RNA
D
Complex of DNA and proteins in nucleus
Question 141Single Answer
Euchromatin is?
A
Loosely packed chromatin, transcriptionally active