The coenzyme is:
Often a metal
always a protein
often a vitamin
always an inorganic compound
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The coenzyme is:
Often a metal
always a protein
often a vitamin
always an inorganic compound
Who is the father of enzymology?
Anton von Leeuwenhoek
Edward Howell
JB Sumner
John Northrop
Which of these enzymes is related to molecular biology?
DNA Ligase
DNA topoisomerase
Polymerase
All the above
Which of the following statement/s is/are correct?
Enzyme is a biocatalyst
Enzyme increases the rate of reaction
Enzyme decreases the activation energy of the reaction
All the above
Which of the following is the reason for Gout disease?
Deficiency of Xanthine Oxidase enzyme
Over production of Xanthine Oxidase
Deficiency of ß-galactosidase enzyme
Deficiency of Lipase enzyme
Which of the following is correct?
Apoenzyme + Cofactor = Holoenzyme
Apoenzyme - Cofactor = Holoenzyme
Apoenzyme =Cofactor - Holoenzyme
None
Which of the following enzymes is elevated in alcoholism
Hepatitis
Serum Glutamate Pyruvate Trasmittase
Acid Phosphatase
glutamyl transpeptidase
The temperature at which the maximum activity of the enzyme occurs is
Optimum temperature
Maximum Temperature
Minimum Temperature
None
The class of enzymes that catalyzes synthetic reactions where two molecules are joined together and ATP is usedis
Hydrolases
Lyases
Ligases
Isomerases
SI Unit for enzyme activity is
Bel
mho
Hertz
Katal
Pepsin and urease are examples for which class of enzymes
Hydrolases
Ligases
Oxidoreductases
Lyases
Non-protein organic part of the enzyme is
Co-factor
Co-enzyme
Apo enzyme
Isoenzyme
Nature of the enzyme is
Protein
Lipid
Carbohydrate
None
Majority of the enzymes are inactive at
At 25oC
At 15oC
Between 30-40oC
Above 70oC
Induced fit theory for the formation of Enzyme-Substratecomplex was proposed by
Koshland
Charles Leibeg
Buchner
Fischer
Enzymes are classified into.............types
Two
Three
Five
Six
Enzyme that differ in amino acid sequence but catalyze thesame reaction are
Co-factors
co-enzymes
Apo enzymes
Isoenzymes
Deficiency of the enzyme ß-glucerebrosidase results in
Gauchers Disease
Faber's disease
Krabbe's disease
Lesh-Nyhan Syndrome
Competitive inhibitor of an enzyme is
Structural analogue of enzyme
Functional analogue of enzyme
Functional analogue of substrate
Structural analogue of substrate
An enzyme was crystallized for the first time by
John Northrop
Edward Buchner
J. Sumner
None