Structural features that make these compounds resistant to microbial degradation include

1. substitution of H by other groups

2. heterocyclic compounds

3. branched linear chains

Which of the above are correct?

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#Question id: 13120

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

Match the correct one?

Target organelle	Location of sequence within protein	Removal of sequence	Nature of sequence
1- ER	i- N- terminal	a- yes	P- Core of 6-12 hydrophobic aa often preceded by one or more basic ammo acids (Arg, Lys)
2-Mtochrondria matrix	ii- N- terminal	b- yes	Q- Multiple different kinds;  rich in Lys and Arg residues
3-Chloroplast stroma	iii- N- terminal	c- no	R- Lys and arg one side and other side hydrophobic aa
4-Nucleus	iv-varies	d- yes	S- Generally rich in ser and thr, poor in glu and asp

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#Question id: 28268

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology

Resact from Arbacia egg jelly binds to its receptor on the sperm, which activates the receptor is___ 

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#Question id: 4310

#Unit 3. Fundamental Processes

Which of the following processes destroys RNA molecules in a cell if they have a sequence complementary to an introduced double-stranded RNA?

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#Question id: 13230

#Unit 6. System Physiology – Plant

In very dry soils, the water potential (Yw) may fall below what is called the permanent wilting point, the water potential of the soil is so low that plants cannot regain turgor pressure even if all water loss through transpiration ceases. This means that

a) The hydraulic conductivity decreases drastically 

b) The water potential of the soil (Yw) is less than or equal to the osmotic potential (Ys ) of the plant

c) The water potential of the soil (Yw) is more than the osmotic potential (Ys) of the plant

d) cell osmotic potential (Ys) varies with plant species, the permanent wilting point is clearly not a unique property of the soil, it depends on the plant species

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#Question id: 27494

#Unit 1. Molecules and their Interaction Relevant to Biology

What will happen when glucose react with Fehling's solutions it produces