Biochemistry Answers

Write a short note on chemiosmotic theory.

(I have searched the net but couldn't find any website or book stating and explaining the theory. It would be of great help if you could write the answer for me.)

If you compared two samples of DNA at three different locations in the genome and found they had different lengths of short tandem repeats at each location, what could you conclude?

A) The two samples came from different individuals.

B) The two samples came from the same individual.

C) The two samples came from females.

D) The two samples came from males.

E) One sample came from identical twins.

Is there an alternative name of Beta oxidation?

Why does Haemoglobin and not Haem transport O2?

In which part of the cell does transamination and deamination occur?

Wikipedia says through transamination essential aminoacids are converted into non-essential amino acids. But they have put an e.g. Could you cite one?

C5O2N3HX



In your molecular model, you must include the following:
•A reasonable molecular based on the covalent bonding rules (10 points)
•Two (2) double covalent bonds and one (1) triple covalent bond (10 points)

What is the structure of L-isomer of amino acid?

Is it -COOH at the top, -R at the bottom, -NH2 on left side and -H on the right?

Are alpha-ketoglutarate and glutamate involved in all transamination reactions?



Is it true that for all transamination reactions, that alpha-ketoglutarate and glutamate serve as the amino group acceptor and donor, respectively?

If this is true, then is it safe to assume that alpha-ketoglutamate is necessary for every transamination reaction?

Fill in the blank question: Aerobic Respiration requires constant supply of ____and fuel from the following energy storage molecules: _____ or ____.