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Important Questions on Biomolecules

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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 47
The number of different amino acids forming most of the proteins in humans is
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 48

Identify the given molecule and choose the correct option.

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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 49
Identify the wrong statement.
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 50
Which of the following bond plays a major role in stabilizing the secondary structure of a protein?
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 51
Which of following is an essential amino acid?
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 52
The skin pigment melanin is synthesized from which of the following amino acids?
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 53
Which one of the given structures represents the structural formula of a basic amino acid?
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 2 - Biomolecules>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 54
Methionine, serine, tyrosine, glycine, etc., are different amino acids found in proteins of living cells. What distinguishes these amino acids?