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I am needing the Obligatory and the Forbidden principles of right action for Rule Utilitarianism.

TRUE

or

FALSE

Thanks! I know ATP is energy, but the question confuses me, because if ATP is energy, then wouldnt there already be energy during the hydrolysis?

1. carbohydrates

2. proteins

3. triglycerides

Options are... pepsin, lipase, amylase

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TRUE

or

FALSE

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a. isoleucine to asparagine (Ile --> Asn)

b. isoleucine to serine (Ile --> Ser)

c. asparagine to isoleucine (Asn --> Ile)

d. serine to isoleucine (Ser --> Ile)

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I. RNA has one more oxygen in its sugar

II. DNA has one more oxygen in its sugar

III. RNA uses uracil, while DNA uses thymine

IV. DNA uses uracil, while RNA uses thymine

a. II and III

b. II and IV

c. I and III

d. I and IV

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I. No significant amino acid change

II. Change in an amino acid that affects the secondary or tertiary structure of the protein

III. Incomplete protein synthesis

a. II and III

b. All three

c. I and III

d. I and II

I think the answer is B. Am I right?

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a. GA and TC

b. GC and TA

c. GT amd AC

d. none of these

I think the answer is B. Am I right?

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1. Genetic information storage

2. Carries message from nucleus to ribosome

3. Structural component of the ribosome

4. Carries amino acid to ribosome to match code.

Options are..... rRNA, DNA, tRNA, mRNA.

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1. DNA

2. tRNA

3. rRNA

4. mRNA

Options are... linear, double helix, globular, or triple loop.

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a. threonine

b. arginine

c. methionine

d. alanine

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This carrier molecule transports energy entrapped in phosphate bonds throughout the cell delivering the energy to whatever chemical process it needs.

A. NAD

B. FAD

C. APT

D. DNA

C. FHA

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A. Drive ATP pumps.

B. Drive proton pumps.

C. Set up a hydrogen ion barrier

D. A & B

E. B & C

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TRUE

or

FALSE

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a. ether

b. amide

c. amine

d. ester

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a. carbohydrates

b. lipids

c. amino acids

d. nucleotides

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Proteins functions include:

I. Catalyst

II. Structure

III. Membrane Transport

IV. Genetic Information

a. all four

b. I only

c. I, III, IV

d. I, II, III

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a. primary

b. secondary

c. tertiary

d. quaternary

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I. Dipole-dipole

II. Hydrogen bonding

III. Ion-dipole

IV. Ionic bonding

1. I, II, & III

or

2. I & II

is each one Non-hydrolyzable or Hydrolyzable?

1. phospholipid

2. steroid

3. triacylglycerol

4. fat-soluble vitamin

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