Ultimate NEET PG Biochemistry Preparation Study Materials

What is Necrosis?The morphological alterations that occur after cell death in living tissue as a result of progressive enzymatic degradation and

Electron Transport ChainAll complexes of ETC are present along the Inner side of the inner mitochondrial membrane.Oxidative PhosphorylationThe El...

What is Glycolysis?Glycolysis is the splitting of the 6-carbon compound glucose to form two products, depending upon the process occurs aerobical...

HMP ShuntIt is a pathway where ATP is neither generated nor utilized. It acts as a source of NADPH.  It acts as a source of Ribose 5-phosphate. R...

Q. Why do we say a carbohydrate-rich diet is lipogenic?Ans. A carbohydrate-rich diet will provide the fuel that will get converted to fat. Insuli...

Flashcard 1Basic Thumb RuleAll the carbohydrates preferred to link with ⍺ (1,4) linkage along straight chains. At branch points, they have ɑ (1,6...

Integration of MetabolismQ1. When there is a low insulin to glucagon ratio, which of the following enzymes is stimulated?Answer: Hormone-sensitiv...

Q1. Analyse the structure of the mucopolysaccharide shown below: Which mucopolysaccharide is represented in this image?​Heparan sulfateKeratan su...

Q1. The amino acid that does not undergo transamination is:SerineCysteineThreonineTryptophanQ2. Aspartate on transamination forms:Pyruvatea Ketog...

Q. Which is the lipid that accumulates in Fabry's disease?Ans: GlobosideQ. Enzymes which are defective in Fabry's disease?Ans: a GalactosidaseQ

Q. Which is the lipid that accumulates in Fabry's disease?Ans: GlobosideQ. Enzymes which are defective in Fabry's disease?Ans: a GalactosidaseQ

Functions of LipoproteinLipoproteins transport lipids in blood because lipids are nonpolar and float in blood, coalescing into large clumps that