Biomolecules questions
1272 published questions with worked solutions.
- Which from following n mole molecules of carbohydrate contains 2n mole molecules of galactose, n moles of fructose in it?
- Identify glycosidic linkages for formation of chain and branches respectively in amylopectin
- Which 'c' atom of ribose sugar (numbered from 1' to 5') bonds with phosphate group to form AMP?
- If Cell-OH represents formula of cellulose, identify the formula of cellulose xanthate from following.
- Identify essential amino acid from following
- Identify basic amino acid from following
- Which from following statements is correct about saccharic acid?
- Which of the following one letter symbol is used to represent aspartic acid?
- Which nitrogen atom of purine base in bonded with furanose forming nucleoside?
- Which among the following enzymes hydrolyzes starch?
- Which carbon atoms of fructose are bonded together through oxygen forming fructofuranose?
- What is the number of moles of water removed from one mole of cane sugar when charred completely using conc. H_2SO_4?
- Identify the product obtained when sucrose is treated with conc. H_2SO_4
- Which carbon atom of glucose, numbered from C-1 to C-6 converts it's functional group to -COOH group when heated with Br_2 water?
- Which among the following carbohydrate molecules is not further hydrolysed in to smaller unit?
- Which among the following carbohydrate molecules yields highest number of galactose molecules when one mole of each is hydrolyzed?
- Which from following amino acids contains sulfur?
- Which among the following sugars is called as laevulose?
- Identify the trisaccharide from following.
- Identify the carbon atoms of -glucose and -fructose forming glycosidic linkage in sucrose.
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