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Microbial Metabolism

Microbial Metabolism
The specific enzyme/(s) of the glyoxylate cycle is/are

malate synthase
anaplerotic
isocitrate lyase
both (a) and (b)

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Microbial Metabolism
Free energy change (ΔG) of a reaction is referred as the amount of energy

taken up during reaction
liberated during reaction
liberated or taken up during reaction
none of these

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Microbial Metabolism
Hexose monophosphate pathway is also known as

phosphogluconate pathway
fumerate pathway
oxaloacetate pathway
malate pathway

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Microbial Metabolism
Bacteriochlorophyll differs from chlorophyll in what way?

They have different absorption spectra
There are chemical differences between the two chlorophyll in their side (R) groups
Both (b) and (c)
The chelated metal in bacteriochlorophyll is not Mg

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Microbial Metabolism
The acquisition energy by glucose fermentation requires

the enzyme formic-hydrogen lyase
long-chain fatty acid oxidation
substrate-level phosphorylation
electron transport of electrons from NADH

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Microbial Metabolism
When acetate is the sole source of carbon for some microorganisms, the cycle which is used, is called

glyoxylate pathway
pentose phosphate pathway
oxaloacetate pathway
glycolyic pathway

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