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The data in the table in the table below is collected for an enzyme-catalyzed reaction. The Km for this enzyme is approximately: 8 x 10-6 mM 2.0 x 10-5 mM […]

Which of the following options show the appropriate solubility (S) curve of globular protein in polar solvent when plotted as a function of pH. IEP is the isoelectric point of […]

Identify the statement about haemoglobin that is not correct Oxygen binds the porphyrin ligands of the haem groups Oxygen binding is sensitive to pH Carbon Monoxide is toxic as it […]

What chemical would you add to D2O to produce ND3 TiN NO2 Li3N NaNO2 Lithium nitride (Li₃N) reacts with deuterium oxide (D₂O, heavy water) to produce deuterated ammonia (ND₃) via […]

You have added a drop of high concentration sugar solution in a bowl of water at room temperature. A few minutes later, which of the following statements is true? Sugar […]

Choose the most appropriate option from below for the spectroscopic evidence of hydrogen bond formation. D—H……A where D and A are the hydrogen bond donor and acceptor respectively. H is […]

Silicates, Silicone and silica all share the follow: A linear chair structure Si-O bonds Si-Si bonds Catalysis for hydrogenation All three – silicates, silicone and silica – contain Si–O (silicon–oxygen) bonds, […]

Which one of the following statements is wrong? Cellulose is a polysaccharide Uracil is a pyrimidine Serine is a sulphur containing amino acid Sucrose is a disaccharide The wrong statement […]

What does Kcat/Km signify? Specificity of enzyme for different substrates Rate of product formation Rate of substrate consumption Maximum rate of reaction What Does Kcat/Km Signify in Enzyme Kinetics? Complete […]

What does Kcat/Km signify? Specificity of enzyme for different substrates Rate of product formation Rate of substrate consumption Maximum rate of reaction Kcat/Km signifies the specificity (catalytic efficiency) of an enzyme […]