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  1. What are lipids ? Mention their importance to the living beings ?

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  2. What are fatty acids? State their functions.

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  3. Discuss the importance of calcium and magnesium in the organism.

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  4. Explain the various role of nucleotide in living being.

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  5. What are nucleic acids? Describe the structure and function of DNA.

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  6. Distinguish between primary, secondary and tertiary structure of prote...

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  7. What are conjugated proteins ? How do they differ from simple proteins...

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  8. Explain the structures of various types of RNAs.

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  9. Give the classification of enzymes.

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  10. Discuss various factors that influences enzyme action.

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  11. What is feed back inhibition ? How does it differ from genetic repress...

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  12. Explain with suitable example the phenomena of competitive inhibition ...

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  13. Explain lock and key hypothesis. Give one experiment to support your a...

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  14. Briefly explain the factors which effect enzyme activity.

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  15. What is Michaelis constant and with the help of a graph show that its ...

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  16. Briefly explain Induced fit hypothesis.

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  17. Describe the Clover-leaf model of tRNA with diagrammatic representatio...

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  18. Describe the different properties of enzyme.

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  19. Describe the induced fit theory of enzyme with dia- grammatic illustra...

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  20. State about the economically important enzymes.

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