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				This section includes 15 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Life Sciences knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 1. | In a living organism, strong interactions between molecules are formed by a certain type of bond. Name that? | 
| A. | Hydrogen bonding | 
| B. | Covalent bond | 
| C. | Electrostatic interactions | 
| D. | Van der Waals forces | 
| Answer» C. Electrostatic interactions | |
| 2. | Mark the correct statement which depicts the correct statement of protein assay? | 
| A. | To determine the amount of protein | 
| B. | To characterize the function of the protein | 
| C. | To determine the structure of the protein | 
| D. | To determine the sequence of the protein | 
| Answer» B. To characterize the function of the protein | |
| 3. | Proteolytic enzyme trypsin cleaves protein at which of these specific sites? | 
| A. | Carboxyl side of Alanine, Glycine | 
| B. | Carboxyl side of Lysin or Arginine | 
| C. | Carboxyl side of aromatic amino acid | 
| D. | The amino side of aromatic amino acid | 
| Answer» C. Carboxyl side of aromatic amino acid | |
| 4. | Which one of the following reagent is also known a Sanger’s reagent? | 
| A. | 1-fluoro-2,4-dinitrobenzene (FDNB) | 
| B. | Phenylisothiocyanate | 
| C. | Cyanogen bromide | 
| D. | β-mercaptoethanol | 
| Answer» B. Phenylisothiocyanate | |
| 5. | PROTEOLYTIC_ENZYME_TRYPSIN_CLEAVES_PROTEIN_AT_WHICH_OF_THESE_SPECIFIC_SITES??$ | 
| A. | Carboxyl side of Alanine, Glycine | 
| B. | Carboxyl side of Lysin or Arginine | 
| C. | Carboxyl side of aromatic amino acid | 
| D. | The amino side of aromatic amino acid | 
| Answer» C. Carboxyl side of aromatic amino acid | |
| 6. | In a living organism, strong interactions between molecules are formed by a certain type of bond. Name that?$ | 
| A. | Hydrogen bonding | 
| B. | Covalent bond | 
| C. | Electrostatic interactions | 
| D. | Van der Waals forces | 
| Answer» C. Electrostatic interactions | |
| 7. | Mark_the_correct_statement_which_depicts_the_correct_statement_of_protein_assay?$ | 
| A. | To determine the amount of protein | 
| B. | To characterize the function of the protein | 
| C. | To determine the structure of the protein | 
| D. | To determine the sequence of the protein | 
| Answer» B. To characterize the function of the protein | |
| 8. | Which one of the following reagent is also known a Sanger’s reagent?# | 
| A. | 1-fluoro-2,4-dinitrobenzene (FDNB) | 
| B. | Phenylisothiocyanate | 
| C. | Cyanogen bromide | 
| D. | β-mercaptoethanol | 
| Answer» B. Phenylisothiocyanate | |
| 9. | Among all the heat shock proteins which one is known as chaperonins? | 
| A. | Hsp70 | 
| B. | Hsp32 | 
| C. | Hsp60 | 
| D. | Hsp30 | 
| Answer» D. Hsp30 | |
| 10. | Which of these heat shock proteins prevent protein misfolding and maintain polypeptide chain in the unfolded state. | 
| A. | Hsp60 | 
| B. | Hsp28 | 
| C. | Hsp70 | 
| D. | Hsp32 | 
| Answer» D. Hsp32 | |
| 11. | Which of the following name is given to molecular chaperones? | 
| A. | Allosteric protein | 
| B. | Heat shock protein | 
| C. | Denaturation protein | 
| D. | Ribonuclease | 
| Answer» C. Denaturation protein | |
| 12. | Which sentence is INCORRECT regarding molten globule state of protein? | 
| A. | Hydrophobic interaction among non-polar residues | 
| B. | The collapsed state | 
| C. | It is less compact | 
| D. | The denatured state | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 13. | Which of them contains all the information required to fold the polypeptide chain in its 3-D structure? | 
| A. | DNA sequences | 
| B. | RNA | 
| C. | Histone protein | 
| D. | Amino acid sequences | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 14. | Chaperones are the molecular protein which assists in proper protein folding or prevents them from aggregating. | 
| A. | True | 
| B. | False | 
| Answer» B. False | |
| 15. | Protein folding is a process in which a polypeptide folds in to ___________ | 
| A. | 2-D structure | 
| B. | Globular form | 
| C. | 3-D structure | 
| D. | Linear form | 
| Answer» D. Linear form | |