The main pathway for De – Novo synthesis of fatty acids occurs in_______________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Unsaturated fatty acids are converted to______________?

   A. Prostaglandins
   B. Cholesterol
   C. Cell membrane lipid
   D. Saturated fatty acid

2. Adipose tissue releases free fatty acids in the________________?

   A. Fasting state
   B. Resting state
   C. Active state
   D. All of the above

3. The substance essential for transfter of fatty acids across mitochondrial membrance_____________?

   A. Creatine
   B. Creatinine
   C. Carnitine
   D. Coenzyme A

4. Examples of monounsaturted fatty acids are______________?

   A. Oleic acid
   B. Arachitlonic acid
   C. Linolenic acid
   D. Palmitic acid

5. Which of the following fatty acids are not syntehsised in human body_____________?

   A. Oleic, linoleic and linolenic acid
   B. Arachidonic, linolenic and linoleic acid
   C. Palmitic Oleic and arachidonic
   D. Linoleic, arachidonic and stearic acid

6. Fatty aids help in synthesis of all except____________?

   A. Glucose
   B. Cholesterol
   C. Ketone bodies
   D. Fat

7. The reducing equivalent for fatty acid synthesis is derived form____________?

   A. Glycolysis
   B. Kreb’s cycle
   C. Urea cycle
   D. Pentose phosphate pathway

8. Triglyceride synthesis synthesis is increased by______________?

   A. Growth hormone
   B. Insulin
   C. Cortisol
   D. Gulcagon

9. The class of amino acids that contains only non essential amino acids is_______________?

   A. Acidic
   B. Basic
   C. Aromatic
   D. Branched chain

10. The main site of fluoride inhibition in the Embden Meyerhof pathway of acid____________?

    A. ATPase
    B. Enolase
    C. Pyruvate Kinase
    D. Fructose 6 phosphatase