Basic building blocks of Proteins:

Composition of a phospholipid bilayer:

Functions of Lipids are as follows:

Properties of Saturated fats include, except:

Example of a saturated fat:

In what backbone Triglycerides are being attached?

What reagent was used for the Test for Unsaturation of Lipids?

What is the reagent used for Ninhydrin test?

Macromolecule that catalyze biochemical reactions

Optimal pH for most enzymes:

I. Lock & Key Model explains that substrate fits precisely into the active site.

      II. Induced Fit Theory explains that enzymes, when binding to a substrate can change in

          conformation to fit the enzyme.

Two factors that may destroy enzymatic tissues and cells.

Substrate concentration & Rate of reaction:

Temperature & Enzyme activity:

Effect of PH & Enzyme activity:

Reaction velocity & Enzyme concentration:

Specific test & result for the identification of Protein (2 answers):

Specific test & result for Phenolic compounds (2 answers):

Specific test & result Presence of Cysteine (2 answers):

Odd one out:

Which of the following are inorganic metallic cations?