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BIOC 385 Exam 2 Questions and Verified Answers
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What property of albumin protein makes it an ideal biomolecule for transporting fatty acids
through the circulatory system?

It contains Phe and Tyr residues that serve as binding sites for fatty acids.
It contains Asp and Glu residues that serve as binding sites for fatty acids.
It is allosterically activated by palmitate binding and inhibited by arachidonate.
It contains many alpha helical regions that are known to bind fatty acids.

It contains Phe and Tyr residues that serve as binding sites for fatty acids.

Partial hydrogenation can result in the formation of_______________.

trans double bonds.

cis double bonds.

ω-3 fatty acids.

ω-6 fatty acids.

trans double bonds.

Pork fat has a melting temperature of 40ºC and flaxseed oil has a melting temperature of -25ºC.
What contributes to this ~65ºC difference in melting temperature? Choose the ONE best answer.

Animals eat high fatty food, whereas plants use photosynthesis in the hot sun, so the melting
temperature differences reflect the lifestyle of the two organisms.
Melting temperature reflects the chemistry and physics of hydrogenated fatty acids compared to
trans fat and polyunsaturated fats, so flaxseed is liquid and pork fat is not.
Pork fat is solid and clumpy, whereas flaxseed oil is liquid, so their melting temperatures reflect
the difference in solids over liquids and the amount of enthalpic energy.
Pork fat contains 40% palmitate and stearate, whereas flaxseed oil is 53% alpha-linolenate, the
difference in average a melting temperature is about 65ºC, so it makes sense.

Pork fat contains 40% palmitate and stearate, whereas flaxseed oil is 53% alpha-linolenate, the
difference in average a melting temperature is about 65ºC, so it makes sense.

Which statement below best describes the glycogen debranching enzyme?

It catalyzes the addition of free glucose to a nonreducing end of glycogen.
It evenly distributes branch points across the glycogen polymer.

,Its product is glucose-1-phosphate.
It is a dual function enzyme with two unique catalytic activities.

It is a dual function enzyme with two unique catalytic activities.

List one feature these two fatty acids have in common and one feature that differentiates them.

common; both are fully saturated, different; stearate as 2 more carbons
common; both are C18, different; oleate has a double bond
common; both are C18, different; stearate is unsaturated
common; both are C16, different; oleate is polyunsaturated

common; both are C18, different; oleate has a double bond

Which particles transport dietary triacylglycerols to adipose tissue for storage?

HDL particles
IDL particles
Chylomicron particles
Glycogen particles
VLDL particles

Chylomicron particles

Name the three enzymes in this figure identified as 1, 2, and 3.

1; synthase, 2; phosphorylase, 3; debranching enzyme
1; phosphorylase, 2; glucomutase, 3; branching enzyme
1; phosphatase, 2; kinase, 3; bunching enzyme
1; phosphorylase, 2; synthase, 3; debranching enzyme

1; phosphorylase, 2; synthase, 3; debranching enzyme




Activated glucose units are attached to the hydroxyl of which carbon atom in the growing
glycogen chain?

C-6
C-4
C-1
C-3

, C-4




Insulin stimulates __________ and inhibits __________, leading to a(n) __________ in the
glucose levels.

glycogen synthase; glycogen phosphorylase; decrease
glycogen phosphorylase; glycogen synthase; decrease
glycogen phosphorylase; glycogen synthase; increase
glycogen synthase; glycogen phosphorylase; increase

glycogen synthase; glycogen phosphorylase; decrease

The fatty acid structure shown below is that of a _______________ fatty acid.

saturated
polyunsaturated
monounsaturated
unsaturated

saturated




The role of glycogenin is to________________.

act as a hormone to regulate glucose levels.
catalyze the formation of UDP-glucose.
enable glycogen to fold properly.
function as the molecular anchor of glycogen particles.

function as the molecular anchor of glycogen particles.

What TWO reasons best explain why fats are the primary energy storage molecule compared to
carbohydrates?

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