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Given chemical formula is the amino acidÍS-CH2 - CH - COOH: | NH2 a) cisteine b) lisine c) valine d) glycine e) arginine 207. Into composition of nucleic acids enter: a) nitrous base, ribose or deoxyribose, phosphoric acid b) nitrous base, gexose, phosphoric acid c) nitrous base,pentose, sulfuric acid d) nitrous base, fructose, phosphoric acid e) nitrous base, gesose, sulfuric acid 208.Composition dezoxiribonucleic acids (DNA) include: a) of the nitrous basis, deoxyriboses, phosphoric acid b) of the nitrous basis, phosphoric acid c) of the nitrous basis, dezoxiribose,sulfuric acid d) of the nitrous basis, ribose, sulfuric acid e) of the nitrous basis, pentose, nitric acid 210.Composition ribonucleic acids (RNA) include: a) nitrous base, riboses, phosphoric acid b) nitrous base,dezoxiribose, phosphoric acid c) nitrous base, ribose, sulfuric acid d) nitrous base, dezoxiribose , phosphoric acid e) nitrous base(foundation), dezoxiribose , sulfuric acid 211.Composition DNA include the nitrous bases: a) adenine, guanine,citozine, thymine b) adenin, guanin, citozin, uracil c) adenin, guanin, citozin, piridin d) adenin, guanin, purin, timin e) adenin , guanin, citozin,pirimidin 212.To nitrogen bases do not pertain: a) deoxyribose b) guanine c) adenine d) uracil e) thymine 213. Into composition of DNA contain: a) adenine, guanine,citozine, thymine b) adenine , guanine, uracil, thymine c) timin, uracil, citozin, adenin d) guanin, citozin, uracil, adenin e) adenin, citozin, valin, leycin 214.Classification of carbohydrates by carbocyl group: a) aldose, ketose b) triose, pentose, gecsose c) DNA, RNA d) adenin, uracil, guanin e) saturated, unsaturated 215.Composition RNA include: a) adenine, guanine, citosine, uracil b) adenin, citozin, timin, guanin c) guanin, citozin, valin, holin d) guanin, citozin, valin, riboza e) uracil, guanin, glicin, adenin 216. When a few (around three to six) monosaccharides are joined together, it is called: a) oligosaccharide b) monose c) monosaccharide D) glucose E) disaccharide 217.Composition RNA do not enter: a) deoxyribose b) ribose c) uracil d) adenin e) citosine 218.Composition DNA do not enter: a) ribose b) guanine c) dezoxiribose d) adenin E) citosine 219.Meaning of word “saccharide”from greek: a) sugar b) fat c) oil d) enzyme e) peptide 220.Monosaccharide have a two ring and linear forms: a) glucose b) cellulose c) starch d) fructose e) maltose 221. A disaccharide composed of one galactose molecule and one glucose molecule, occurs naturally in mammalian milk: a) lactose b) cellulose c) starch d) fructose e) maltose 222.Substances are composed of longer chains of monosaccharide units bound together by glycosidic bonds.: a) oligosaccharides and polysaccharides b) polypeptides c) disaccharides d) fatty acids e) proteins 223. Is used as a storage polysaccharide in plants: a) starch b) glycogen c) lactose d) cellulose E) sucrose 224. 'Animal starch' is the: a) glycogen b) fructose c) lactose d) cellulose E) sucrose 225. Cm(H2O)n is the formula of: a) carbohydrates b) lipids c) proteins d) vitamins e) ferments 226.By hydrolysis starch is split on : a) maltose, glucose b) fructose, cellulose c) sucrose, ribose d) sucrose, mannose e) maltose, sucrose 227. Monosaccharides, disaccharides and polysaccharides are the: a) carbohydrates b) lipids c) proteins d) vitamins e) ferments Date: 2016-01-03; view: 1172
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