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Which is the neutral amino acid?

No cell could live without

What should be TDS of Ca++ and Mg++ in soft water?

Fatty acid molecules containing one or more double bonds (— HC = CH—) are called

Chitin occurs in cell wall of

Most abundant mineral in body fluids are

What happens to enzymes at low temperature?

Lipids that are found in the cell membrane are

Gluconeogenesis is

Which of the following is not an essential fatty acid?

The diagram represent

-oxidation is the process by which the oxidation of __________ takes place.

The oils have

By which of the following processes an amino group from amino acid is transferred to produce a keto acid?

Which of the following is not a ketone body?

Raffinose is a trisaccharide found in cotton seeds and lima beans. The component sugars of raffinose are

Which of the following are amphipathic glycosides?

The enzymes which differ slightly in structure, but can catalyze the same type of reaction, are known as

In maltose, two glucose units are linked by a

Which of the following are aromatic amino acids?

Which of the following is not obtained on hydrolysis of nucleic acid?

Element located in centre of pophyrin ring of chlorophyll is

The simplest amino acid is

The most abundant organic molecule present on earth is

Which of the following sterols is a precursor to vitamin D₂?

Which of the following types of enzymes catalyses the reaction inolving the binding of two compounds with breaking up of pyrophosphates?

98% of living body is formed of six elements- C, H,N,O and

Which of the following pairs is not correctly matched?

Arachidonic acid has

Identify the incorrect pair in the following