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  5. Give main function of carbohydrates in human system.

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  6. What do you mean by the secondary structure of proteins?

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  7. “Without enzymes, living process will be too slow to sustain life”. Do...

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  8. “Without enzymes, living process will be too slow to sustain life”.Wha...

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  9. The deficiency of which vitamin causes night-blindness.

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  10. Name the vitamin whose deficiency causes: Rickets

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  11. Name the vitamin whose deficiency causes: Beriberi

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  12. Glucose is commercially prepared from a polysaccharide, where change i...

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  13. All naturally occurring sugars are found to have the D-configuration. ...

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  14. Amylose and amylopection are two components of starch. Give the differ...

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  15. In sucrose, the glucose and fructose units are held together by glycos...

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  16. Define the following as related to proteins (i)Peptide linkage (ii)Pri...

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  17. Define the following terms in relation to protein: Glycosidic linkage

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  18. Glucose is commercially prepared from a polysaccharide. i. Which is th...

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  19. Glucose is commercially prepared from a polysaccharide. i. Which is th...

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  20. What are the hydrolysis products of (a) sucrose (b) lactose

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