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Biochem Finals

The document is a biochemistry exam for students, consisting of identification questions, naming structures, and short explanation prompts. It covers topics such as amino acids, protein structures, enzyme functions, carbohydrates, and lipids. The exam is designed to assess students' understanding of fundamental biochemistry concepts.

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Biochem Finals

The document is a biochemistry exam for students, consisting of identification questions, naming structures, and short explanation prompts. It covers topics such as amino acids, protein structures, enzyme functions, carbohydrates, and lipids. The exam is designed to assess students' understanding of fundamental biochemistry concepts.

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Biochemistry Exam (Finals)

Name:_________________________________ Section:_________________________
Time Started:_______ End:____________

I. Identification: Identify what is asked for. Write your answers in CAPITAL LETTERS on the
space provided before each number.
__________________________ 1.The building block of protiens.
__________________________ 2. An amino acid contains an acid group and an ______ group.
__________________________ 3. Only ____ amino acids are used in protien synthesis.
__________________________ 4. This refers to an amino acid with both positive and negative
regions.
__________________________ 5. There are ____ non polar amino acids.
__________________________ 6. There are ____ polar amino acids.
__________________________ 7. There are only 2 acidic amino acids namely _____ and aspartic
acid.
__________________________ 8. The basic amino acids are ____________,
__________________________ 9. ____________________, and
__________________________ 10. ___________________.
__________________________ 11. These are protiens found in animals that usually serve as structural
entities.
__________________________ 12. Protiens that serve as transporters and are usually water soluble.
__________________________ 13. This structure is decribes as a tightly woumd, spring, rod-like
structure.
__________________________ 14. This is the protien found in hair and nails.
__________________________ 15. The other major secondary protien structure in extended parallel
lines.
__________________________ 16. These substances alter the rate of chemical reaction without
themselved getting consumed in the reaction.
__________________________ 17. This type of enzyme catalyzes redox reactions.
__________________________ 18. Enzymes that catalyzes hydrolisis.
__________________________ 19. The joining of 2 molecules are catalyzed by _________________.
__________________________ 20 The lock and key model of enzyme catalysis equates to the enzyme
and the _____________.
__________________________ 21. Originally referred to as hydrates of carbon as a result of the
process of photosynthesis.
__________________________ 22. Simple sugars are also known as ____________
__________________________ 23. Carbon 1 in a pryanose structure is also known as an ___________
carbon.
__________________________ 24. The difference between a ribose and a deoxyribose can be
observed in carbon number ________.
__________________________ 25. An alpha or a beta linkage betwween di-sachharides is usually
found between carbon 1 and ___.
II. Name the following structures on the space provided before each number. Common names are
accepted.
1. ___________________________

2. ___________________________
3. ___________________________

4. ___________________________

5. ___________________________

III. Explain in a nutshell.


1. Given that the Philippines primary staple food is rice, a carbohydrate loaded food source, why is
obesity still not as rampant as that of other nations like the United States?
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2. Cellulose can only be digested by termites and ruminants because ____________________________
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3. Lipids can be found in animal fat and avocadoes. How are they different?______________________
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Prepared by:

Eddierik U. Tomas
Biochemistry Instructor

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