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Subject: Biology, asked on 4/5/18

same substrate can act as substrate for many enzymes , now the product from these will depend on the action of enzymes like hydrolases, isomerases right ????

Subject: Biology, asked on 3/5/18

what is limiting point ?? also whether there will be presence of extra enzymes during the limiting point which will not participate in catalysing ??

Subject: Biology, asked on 2/5/18

is glycerol based phospholipid the same as phosphate based glycerolipid ???

Subject: Biology, asked on 30/4/18

in neutral protein ,  we should have equal amount of acidic as well as basic amino acid am i right ?

Subject: Biology, asked on 30/4/18

Hi Sir,
​This is Joseph. I have a few general doubts on the lesson biomolecules. I apologise i missed the classes. i will catch up soon.
​ My doubts are:
​What is a saccharide? What is the relation between number of carbon atoms and examples of monosacchardies (hexoses or pentoses)? what defines a monosachharide i do not understand. there are monosachharide with 4 carbon atoms and 5 carbon atoms. Please explain.
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Subject: Biology, asked on 28/4/18

what is spliceosomes

Subject: Biology, asked on 28/4/18

what compound forms when Fe 2+ in haemoglobin binds with the oxygen in blood . write its chemical formula ? 

Subject: Biology, asked on 27/4/18

in the alpha helix structure , when the bonding takes place does the carbonyl behve like aldehyde and amide as amine ???

Subject: Biology, asked on 27/4/18

why did we get the name alpha helix and beta pleated?? is there any scientific reason behind the naming??
 

Subject: Biology, asked on 23/4/18

in zwitterion  there is ammonia (NH3) now the nitrogen is stable by getting electron from 3 hydrogen . then why it still connects with carbon ??

Subject: Biology, asked on 22/4/18

why does the amount of enzymes produced in our body decrease as we grow older ?

Subject: Biology, asked on 20/4/18

papain is an enzyme in papaya . do we get this enzyme into our body when we consume it raw ??

Subject: Biology, asked on 19/4/18

if all the enzymes are substrate specific then the enzymes that work according to induced fit theory can have the the same structure throughout rather than changing their structure everytime the substrate comes right ???

Subject: Biology, asked on 19/4/18

enzymes can be used for only a limited number right . then if there is more of substrate  and few enzymes also are used to their maximum level of usage and their function stops ,then  rate of reaction would become less . am i right ?????

Subject: Biology, asked on 19/4/18

those enzymes that work according to induced fit theory ,are they substrate specific ???

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