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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 138
Elimination of water moiety during the formation of peptide bond is called:
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 139
The anabolic pathways are called (A) pathways, while the catabolic pathways are called (B) pathways.
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 140
Which of the following is an incorrect statement?
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 141
Which is the cofactor for the enzyme carboxypeptidase?
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 142
Which was the first enzyme to be crystallized and purified?
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 143
Which of the following is an incorrect statement?
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 144
 ____are organic compounds and are distinguished from other cofactors in a way that they are tightly bound to the apoenzyme.
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 145
Enzymes that catalyse the removal of groups from substrates by mechanisms other than hydrolysis, leaving double bonds are