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The vitamin involved in transamination reactions is:
   
  1.Vitamin B1
  2.Vitamin B6
  3.Vitamin B12
  4.Vitamin C
  5.Vitamin D

Question 2

In the reaction of glucose + ATP to form glucose 6-phosphate,
   
  1.the addition of the phosphate to glucose has a G of -16.7 kJ/mol
  2.the hydrolysis of ATP to form ADP and phosphate has a G of -30.5 kJ/mol
  3.the overall reaction is energetically favorable
  4.the overall reaction has a positive G
  5.None of these

Question 3

ATP is most useful for metabolism because:
  1.it contains a ribose
  2.it contains an adenine
  3.it has three phosphate groups
  4.it is able to drive otherwise unfavorable reactions when it is hydrolyzed
  5.it uses Mg2+ ion

Question 4

Acetyl-CoA contains which of the following?
   
  1.ribose
  2.adenine
  3.a phosphopantetheine group
  4.an acetyl group
  5.all of these



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Reply 2 on: Aug 23, 2018
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