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BCH2011 - Structure and function of cellular biomolecules - S1 2025

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The velocity of each of these reactions:

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The image below shows a reaction of substrate (S) to product (P) in the presence or absence of an enzyme.

What does the orange arrow represent?

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Which duplex is more stable?

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Which duplex is more stable?

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Which duplex is more stable?

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Shown below are the sequences of two strands that are adjacent to each other in an antiparallel β-sheet.

The strands are labelled “A” and “B” and the amino acids are labelled A1-A2-A3…A8 and B1-B2-B3…B8 so that we can unambiguously refer to each amino acid.

The side chains of amino acids Asp-A3 and Lys-B6 (underlined) form a salt bridge on one face of the β-sheet.

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Shown below is a ribbon representation of a protein.

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The cellular component proline (one of the 20 common amino acids) is best classified as:

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The chemical structure of L-asparagine is shown below.

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The functional group circled in red is: 

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Which of the following types of cells typically contain a cytoplasm?

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