Question 14 Secondary protein structure occurs due to: a) hydrogen bonding b) ionic bonding c) covalent bonding d) hydrophobic interactions e) all of the above Question 15 A substance binds to a receptor on the cell membrane. Several moments later the substance can be found inside a vesicle inside the cell. This is an example of: a) exocytosis b) phagocytosis c) pinocytosis d) receptor-mediated endocytosis e) regulated secretion Question 16 ( Why is olive oil a liquid and lard a solid at room temperature? A) atoms of the lard are held together by ionic bonds B) olive oil is unsaturated, while lard is a saturated fat C) some of the carbon bonds in lard are double bonds D) oil has more non-polar bonds
Question 14 Secondary protein structure occurs due to: a) hydrogen bonding b) ionic bonding c) covalent bonding d) hydrophobic interactions e) all of the above Question 15 A substance binds to a receptor on the cell membrane. Several moments later the substance can be found inside a vesicle inside the cell. This is an example of: a) exocytosis b) phagocytosis c) pinocytosis d) receptor-mediated endocytosis e) regulated secretion Question 16 ( Why is olive oil a liquid and lard a solid at room temperature? A) atoms of the lard are held together by ionic bonds B) olive oil is unsaturated, while lard is a saturated fat C) some of the carbon bonds in lard are double bonds D) oil has more non-polar bonds
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