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1. Name two major lipids constituents of cell membrane
2. What makes most membrane lipids amphipathic?
3.which organelle in eukaryotic cells is involved in lipids synthesis
4.How are dietary fats transported in blood
5. What metabolic pathway is used by red blood cells for energy?
why is ammonium toxic in higher animals?
The structure of cis and trans oleic acid (C18: 1) is shown in the figure below. They both are 18 carbon fatty acids with one double bond between C9 and CIO.
fis tnnd: O" acid
trans double O" m-id
The melting point of cis oleic acid is 13.4 degrees C and that of trans oleic acid is 44.5 degrees C. Explain this difference in their melting temperatures
Soap (detergents) are bipolar or amphipathic molecules. They have a polar head group and a non-polar tail (fatty acyl group). Soap bubbles contain air inside them as well as air is present outside them. Draw a diagram to show how soap (detergent) molecules will organize in a bubble. (hint: air is non-polar, thin film ofwater making the soap bubble is polar)
What effect will drinking a lot of coffee have on the specific gravity of your urine?
Your cousin enjoys eating dairy products that contain high levels of lactose. He asked you to determine how many moles of ATP can he gain from the complete oxidation of one mole of lactose. With solution of calculation
How much ATP can be generated per one molecule of cellobiose you consume?
Your cousin enjoys eating dairy products that contain high levels of lactose. He asked you to determine how many moles of ATP can he gain from the complete oxidation of one mole of lactose.
how does the process of excitation-contraction-coupling and relaxation help body movement?
1. Is the blood–brain barrier permeable to insulin? Explain.
2. Caffeine is a diuretic. What effect will drinking a lot of coffee have on the specific gravity of your urine?
3. What happens to the oxygen-carrying capacity of hemoglobin when the pH is lowered? What is the name of this effect?
#339914 on Dec 2023