MCQ BIOLOGY ( BIOMOLECULES- III)

201 Amino acids can react with:

(a) Benedict’s solution         

(b) Sanger’s reagent

(c) Fehling’s reagent             

(d) Barfoed’s reagent

 

202. Chargaff found that for DNA

(a) the ratio of A to C is close to 1:1 and the ratio of G to T is close to 1:1

(b) the ratio of A to T is close to 1:1 and the ratio of G to C is close to 1:1

(c) the ratio of A to G is close to 1:1 and the ratio of T to C is close to 1:1

(d) A + T = G + C

       

 203. Choose the non essential amino acid for man:

(a) tyrosine                

(b) leucine                 

 (c) lysine        

(d) valine

 

204. Brown fat is used for generating energy:

(a) during exercise                           

(b) during hibernation

(c) soon after hibernation               

(d) during gestation period

 

205. The removal of carboxyl group from histidine makes it:

(a) haem                     

(b) adrenalin           

 (c) histamine             

(d) glycine

 

206. Calmodulin is:

(a) amino acid           

(b) hormone             

(c) protein                  

(d) lipid

 

207. The amino acid with imino group (=NH) instead of group (—NH2) is:

(a) proline      

(b) isoleucine                         

(c) tryptophan                       

(d) serine

 

208. F. Sanger determined the primary structure of:

(a) globin       

(b) lysozyme              

(c) insulin       

(d) glucagon

 

209. Hyaluronic acid is present in:

(a) amniotic fluid       

(b) plasma      

(c) viterous humour of eye 

(d) cerebrospinal fluid

 

210. Proteins in silk fibre are:

(a) chondrin and mucin                   

(b) fibrin and sericine         

(c) fibrin and serine                          

(d) collagen and elastin

 

211. If a protein molecule has 65 lysine and 25 glutamate residues. ft wifi be:

(a) acidic protein       

(b) basic protein       

(c) neutral protein    

(d) insoluble protein

 

212. Linus Pauling explained the structure of:

(a) a-helix      

(b) b-pleated sheet   

(c) 3-D form               

(d) DNA

 

213. Cell membrane is mainly formed of lipids, proteins and carbohydrates. With respect to their mutual proportions. Choose the correct statement:

(a) all the three are in equal proportions             

(b) lipids are in least proportion

(c) carbohydrates are in least proportion             

(d) proteins are in least proportion

 

214. The most characteristic difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells is that prokaryotic cells:

(a) both lack nuclei and DNA          

(b) lack ribosomes

(c) have dispersed DNA without a bounding nuclear membrane

(d) different biochemistry from eukaryotes

 

215. The substance which make up 80% of cytoplasm in plant cells is:

(a) fats            

(b) minerals   

(c) water        

(d) proteins

 

216. The sulphur containing amino acid is:

(a) valine        

(b) leucine      

(c) methionine           

(d) histidine

 

217. The enormous diversity of protein molecules is due to the diversity of (mostly):

(a) R group of amino acid    

(b) amino group on amino acid

(c) peptide bonds                  

(d) amino acid sequences within protein molecules

 

218. The storage protein among the following is:

(a) keratin                  

(b) glutelin                 

(c) myoglobin                        

(d) collagen

 

219. The term protein was coined by:

(a) Henry                   

(b) Sanger                  

(c) Berzelius              

(d) Dujardin

 

220. An antifertility steroid is:

(a) cortisol                 

(b) progesterol          

(c) diosgenin              

(d) estrogen

 

221. Phospholipids form:

(a) single layer on water surface                

(b) a bilayer

(c) no specific arrangements                       

(d) an insoluble layer on water surface

 

222. Starch is detected in food by its:

(a) white appearance                                   

(b) blue reaction with ‘2

(c) presence as an energy store                  

(d) granular form even if cooked

 

223. The quality of water because of which it is needed by body:

(a) it is a liquid         

(b) it is made up of H2 and 02 and this 02 can be used in cellular metabolism

(c) it is tasteless, colourless and odourless                      

(d) it is a universal solvent

 

224. Oil of Eucalyptus contains:

(a) ergosterol            

(b) terpenes   

(c) polyunsaturated fatty acids       

(d) hyaluronic acid

 

225. Doctors recommend sunflower oil as it is:

(a) rich source of vitamins                                       

(b) rich in unsaturated fatty acid

(c) rich in energy and reduce weight                     

(d) rich in saturated fatty acid

 

226. Which of the following categories of macromolecules include representatives that frequently serve as energy storage molecules?

(a) Proteins    

(b) Lipids       

(c) Carbohydrates     

(d) Both ‘a’ and ‘b’

 

227. Chromoprotein among the following is:

(a) endorphin                        

(b) rhodopsin                        

(c) FSH           

(d) phosphoprotein

 

228. Prostaglandins synthesised in our body from:

(a) oleic acid              

(b) arachidic acid      

(c) steanc acid           

(d) arachidonic acid

 

229. Presence of prosthetic group makes a protein:

(a) acidic        

(b) brittle       

(c) simple       

(d) conjugated

 

230. The glucuronic and galacturonic acids are main components of:

(a) lignin        

(b) pectin       

(c) suberin     

(d) glucose

 

231. Iodine gives colour:

(a) purple with amylase      

(b) bluish black with amylopectin

(c) bluish black with amylose purple with amylopectin

(d) red with amylose and blue with amylopectin

 

232. Aromatic amino acids are:

(a) insoluble in water                      

(b) highly soluble

(c) less soluble in water than amino acids

(d) as soluble in water as other other amino acids

 

233. The test that distinguish between monosaccharides and disaccharides is:

(a) Benedict’s test     

(b) Barfoed’s test      

(c) Tollen’s test         

(d) Nylander’s test

 

234. Conjugated proteins containing carbohydrates as prosthetic group are known as:

(a) lipoproteins         

(b) nucleoproteins    

(c) glycoproteins       

(d) chromoproteins

 

235. Steroids are important constituent of:

(a) cell membrane     

(b) sex hormones     

(c) enzymes   

(d) all of the above

 

236. Which one of the following does not form biopolymers?

(a) Lipids       

(b) Amino adds         

(c) Nucleotides          

(d) Monosaccharides

 

237. Which of the following amino acids is essential for metabolism?

(a) Serine       

(b) Creatinine                        

(c) Phenylalanine      

(d) Aspartic acid

 

238. The primary structure of protein is made up of:

(a) Hydrogen bonds             

(b) Ionic bonds          

(c) Peptide bonds      

(d) None of these

 

239. A peptide bond formation between two amino acids is accompained by the:

(a) loss of water        

(b) deaminadon        

(c) addition of water             

(d) decarboxylation

 

240. Which one of the following glycosidic linkage is found is maltose?

(a) b - 1, 4                 

(b) a - 4, 1      

(c) b - 4, 1       

(d) a - l, 4

 

241. Maltose, Lactose and Sucrose are:

(a) disaccharides       

(b) polysactharides   

(c) trisaccharides     

 (d) monosaccharides

 

242. Which of the following amino acids can stabilize protein structure by forming disuiphide bonds?

(a) Alanine                

 (b) Lysine                  

 (c) Cysteine                

(d) Arginine

 

243. Lipids are not soluble in water because:

(a) lipids are neutral                         

(b) lipids are hydrophillic

(c) lipids are hydrophilic                  

(d) zwitter ion complex of lipids

 

244. If all the peptide bonds of a protein are borken down, then what would remain?

(a) Amino acids         

(b) Peptides   

(c) Polypeptides        

(d) Oligopeptides

 

245. Which of the following is a reducing sugar?

(a) Glucinol                

(b) Galactose                         

(c) b galactosidase    

(d) None of these

 

246. Which one of the following will be different in different animals?

(a) Carbohydrates    

(b) Lipids       

(c) Proteins    

(d) Vitamins

 

247. The differences among amino acid are found in their:

(a) amino group        

(b) R-group    

(c) peptide bond       

(d) carboxyl group

 

248. Which of the following is conjugated protein?

(a) Keratin     

(b) Albumin               

(c) Collagen    

(d) Haemoglobin

 

249. In some fruits like ‘Bhindi’ the mucilage is made up of:

(a) galactose              

(b) mannose             

 (c) both ‘a’ and ‘b’     

(d) lactose

 

250. Glucose is not a component of which of the following?

(a) Cellulose               

(b) Maltose               

 (c) Starch       

(d) Inulin

 

251. Number of fatty acids in a neutral fat:

(a) 1               

(b) 2                

(c) 3                

(d) 4

 

252. The molecule given below is:

(a) Glucose                 

(b) Fructose               

(c) Sucrose                 

(d) Galactose

 

253. Which of the amino acid is not hydrophilic?

(a) Histidine               

(b) Phenylalanine                  

(c) Glycine                  

(d) Lysine

 

254. Which of the following is a tetrose sugar?

(a) Ribose                 

(b) Talose                  

(c) Mannose               

(d) Erythrose

 

255. Scleroproteins are:

(a) Keratin     

(b) Collagen   

(c) ‘a’ and ‘b’ both     

(d) Glycoprotein

 

256. During protein denaturation one of the following is disrupted

(a) secondary and tertiary structures                    

(b) three dimensional shape

(c) peptide bond sequence of amino acids                        

(d) both ‘a’ and ‘b’

 

257. Aldohexoses and ketohexoses when heated with strong mineral acids the compound produced is:

(a) Osazones 

(b) Oximes     

(c) Hydroxymethylfurfuxyl 

(d) Dicarboxyl compounds

 

258. Choose the incorrect match among the following:

(a) Citrullin — Kreb’s Heinslet cycle           

(b) GABA — CNS

(c) Histamine —Vasodialator                      

(d) b - alanine — Ascorbic acid

 

259. Fibroin is the protein of:

(a) wheat        

(b) rice           

(c) barley       

(d) silk

 

260. The filaments in the cilia of protozoans are made up of a protein called 

(a) actin          

(b) myosin                 

(c) ossein                   

(d) tubulin

 

 

 

 

 

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