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ACS BIOCHEMISTRY EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Above the Tm Cholesterol: - Answer-decreases fluidity by limiting the free rotation of bulky Fatty acid side chains with its bulky structure, effectively decreasing entropy. Below the Tm Cholesterol: - Answer-increases the fluidity by preventing the F...

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ACS BIOCHEMISTRY EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Above the Tm Cholesterol: - Answer✔✔-decreases fluidity by limiting the free rotation of bulky

Fatty acid side chains with its bulky structure, effectively decreasing entropy.


Below the Tm Cholesterol: - Answer✔✔-increases the fluidity by preventing the Fatty Acid side

chains from packing in.


Membrane Transport - Answer✔✔-Diffusion, Pore Facilitated Diffusion, Carrier Protein

Facilitated transport, active transport


Diffusion Equation - Answer✔✔-ΔG=RTln(C2/C1)+ZFΔΨ


Increased charge decreases diffusion - Answer✔✔-smaller neutral molecules diffuse:CO2,

NO,CO, H2O


Charged things do not diffuse - Answer✔✔-...


Pore Facilitated Transport: - Answer✔✔-Ions and Glucose


larger pores are made from α helices - Answer✔✔-because β barrels are to small


Aquaporins - Answer✔✔-mostly alpha shape, allows water to move very quickly compared to

diffusion



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carrier protein facilitated transport - Answer✔✔-very slow, inefficient but allows mucho control


Active Transport - Answer✔✔-moves stuff from low to high concentration gradient


Active transport mechanism - Answer✔✔-1.3 Na bind 2. Mg 2+ binds to ATP limiting free

rotation of the beta and gamma phosphates increasing the electrophilicity of the gamma

phosphate 3. ATP binds, opening the pump to the outside of the cell, releasing sodium, closes

sodium binding site 4. structural rearrangement-close Na+, open K+ 5. Structural Change, Allows

Phosphate to be hydrolyzed.


Primary active transport - Answer✔✔-up the gradient with direct breakdown of ATP


Secondary active transport - Answer✔✔-glucose, sodium


Nucleotide Functions - Answer✔✔-1.Builds DNA and RNA 2. biological energy 3. cellular

messaging, secondary messages 4. building blocks for coenzymes 6. alllosteric affector


nucleic acid stability and bioenergetics - Answer✔✔-the natured state is energetically favored

because the hydrogen bonds hold the bases together adding osmolarity, and the base rings do

pi stacking, causing a van der waals induced dipole, also allows dna to exist with the phosphates

spaced enough to minimize electrostatic repulsions.


DNA absorbs strongly at 260 nm - Answer✔✔-...


Hypochromism - Answer✔✔--less light is absorbed when the DNA/Protein is folded


-as proteins unfold, the side chains can absorb the light better



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The concentration of G and C changes with each genus, - Answer✔✔-the Tm can aid in

identifying unknown bacterial species


DNA replication - Answer✔✔-occurs a lot in the skin, GI and marrow but not much in other

places


non coding - Answer✔✔-introns (98.5%)


coding - Answer✔✔-exons (1.5%)


Topoisomerase - Answer✔✔-unwinds the chromatin structure (tertiary)


Helicase - Answer✔✔-unwinds the helix (secondary)


RNA primase - Answer✔✔-synthesizes RNA primers necessary to the chemistry of replication


single stranded binding proteins (ssbp) - Answer✔✔-stabilize the single strand by blocking

hydrogen bonding. small cationic proteins that stabilize the negatively charged phosphate back

bone


stop DNA from rewinding


DNA replicase - Answer✔✔-enzyme that produces DNA chains


Ligase - Answer✔✔-links okazaki fragments


proof reading enzymes - Answer✔✔-...


repair enzyme - Answer✔✔-not limited to replication, always repairing



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