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Which two compounds require different amounts of O2 for a complete       combustion?          (a) ribose and galactose          

Which two compounds require different amounts of O2 for a complete

      combustion?

         (a) ribose and galactose                        (c) fructose and mannose

         (b) D-glucose and L-glucose                  (d) none of these pairs

Which sample of mammalian double helix DNA contains the most cytosine?

         (a) one that contains 28% G             (c) one that contains no G

         (b) one that contains 24% C             (d) one that contains 25% T

How many cycloalkanes have the formula C3H6?

         (a) one         (b) two          (c) three       (d) more than three

Competitive, irreversible inhibitors of HIV-1 protease:

         (a) permanently block the process of substrate binding.

         (b) usually form a stable complex with both enzyme and substrate.

         (c) usually form a reactive complex with both enzyme and substrate.

         (d) None of these statements are true.

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