Q. For each glucose molecule broken down, there are______________number of reduced coenzymes to be oxidized.

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Q. As the electron flow through the chains, much of their free energy is conserved in the form of ATP. This process is called

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Q. Digestive reactions where large molecules are broken down into smaller ones are referred as

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Q. Phosphate regulation has been observed in the production of

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Q. Most of the energy in aerobic respiration of glucose is captured by

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Q. During the reduction phase of the Calvin cycle, phosphoglyceric acid is reduced to______utilizing________as the reduction source.

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Q. In order to get inorganic phosphorous into organic compounds, the phosphate ion is incorporated via

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Q. The phosphate inhibition in the clavine formation with Claviceps SD58, can be counteracted by the addition of

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Q. The major route for incorporation of ammonia (NH4+) into organic compounds is via

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Q. The specific enzyme/(s) of the glyoxylate cycle is/are

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Q. If ΔG of a chemical reaction has a negative value, the reaction

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Q. The catabolic reaction, pentose-phosphate exists in

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Q. Entner - Doudoroff pathway is not found in

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Q. Aerobic catabolism of glucose yields how much energy (ATP synthesized) relative to glucose fermentation?

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Q. The bacteriochlorophylls used by the anoxygenic bacteria have absorbance maxima located in the_____portion(s) of the spectrum.

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Q. The relationship between an oxidation-reduction potential difference and the standard free energy change is (where n is the number of moles of electron transferred, F= Faraday's constant and E°= standard oxidation-reduction potential difference)

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Q. ATPase

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Q. Which of the following is responsible for phosphate solubilization?

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Q. Phosphate deregulated mutants are

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Q. The mechanism of passive or facilitated diffusion require

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