Enzymes MCQs for MDCAT Practice
Biology section, Enzymes chapter. Sample questions from past PMC papers.
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- Question 1In competitive Inhibition, two things attached to enzyme’s active site are:
- A.Inhibitor
- B.Substrate
- C.Both A and B
- D.None of these
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 2The competitive inhibitors have structural similarity with:
- A.Active site
- B.Binding site
- C.Substrate
- D.Coenzyme
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 3Ribozyme is:
- A.Antibiotic
- B.RNA enzyme
- C.Protein enzyme
- D.Hormone
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 4Feedback inhibition is an example of which type of enzyme inhibition?
- A.Competitive inhibition
- B.Non competitive inhibition
- C.Uncompetitive inhibition
- D.Irreversible inhibition
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 5Enzymes which are involved in transfer of electrons are known as:
- A.Oxidases
- B.Dehydrogenases
- C.Hydrolases
- D.Both A and B
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 6The Inhibitor which may destroy the Globular structure of Enzyme is:
- A.Competitive
- B.Non-competitive
- C.Reversible
- D.Irreversible
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 7Which of the following is an inactive enzyme without its cofactor?
- A.Coenzyme
- B.Apoenzyme
- C.Holoenzyme
- D.Denatured enzyme
Sign up free to see the explanation, distractor analysis, and add this to your spaced repetition deck. - Question 8Enzymes that are involved in the control and regulation of biological processes are?
- A.Allosteric enzymes
- B.Inhibitors
- C.Regulators
- D.None of these
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