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- Question
Triacylglycerols are
Options- A. soluble in water
- B. insoluble in water
- C. soluble in water at elevated temperature
- D. partially soluble in water
- Correct Answer
- insoluble in water
- 1. HDLs are synthesized in
Options- A. blood
- B. liver
- C. intestine
- D. pancreas Discuss
- 2. Fatty acids break down of eukaryotes occurs in
Options- A. mitochondrial matrix
- B. cell membrane
- C. cytosol
- D. endoplasmic reticulum Discuss
- 3. The key enzyme in the regulation of fatty acid synthesis is
Options- A. acetyl CoA carboxylase
- B. AMP activated proteinkinase
- C. protein phosphatase
- D. none of these Discuss
- 4. What is the major protein constituent of high-density lipoprotein (HDL)?
Options- A. Apolipoprotein A-l
- B. Apolipoprotein C-l
- C. Apolipoprotein E
- D. None of these Discuss
- 5. How many types of lipoproteins are there?
Options- A. 2
- B. 6
- C. 8
- D. 5 Discuss
- 6. Cholesterolemia means
Options- A. lack of functional LDL receptors
- B. lack of functional HDL receptor
- C. high sensitivity to fatty food intake
- D. none of the above Discuss
- 7. The lowest energy value lipid for human nutrition is
Options- A. olive oil
- B. olestra
- C. margarine
- D. cardiolipih Discuss
- 8. Palmitate has 16 carbon atoms with
Options- A. 2 double bonds
- B. 3 double bonds
- C. One double bond
- D. None of these Discuss
- 9. Synthesis of fatty acid takes place when
Options- A. fatty acid are plentiful
- B. carbohydrate is plentiful
- C. carbohydrate and energy are plentiful
- D. none of these Discuss
- 10. Chylomicrons are synthesized in
Options- A. blood
- B. liver
- C. intestine
- D. pancreas Discuss
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Correct Answer: liver
Correct Answer: mitochondrial matrix
Correct Answer: acetyl CoA carboxylase
Correct Answer: Apolipoprotein A-l
Correct Answer: 5
Correct Answer: lack of functional LDL receptors
Correct Answer: olestra
Correct Answer: None of these
Correct Answer: carbohydrate and energy are plentiful
Correct Answer: intestine
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