JAnalogyA related pair of words/phrases areprovided. Write the word/phrase that bestexpresses a relationship similar to that in theoriginal pair.• Tyrosine:Phenylpyruvate: Transaminase• Benzoquinone production:Alkapton production:Polymerization• Umami: Glutamine; Sweet:MSUD: valine; Black-urine disease:• Alkapton in tissues:Alkapton in joints: arthritisSemi-essential: Nutritional perspective;Ketogenic:• Glycine: Pyruvate; Leucine:Most abundant: Glutamine; Simplest:• Fumarate & acetoacetate: Type I Alkapton in tissues:Alkapton in joints: arthritisSemi-essential: Nutritional perspective;Ketogenic:• Glycine: Pyruvate; Leucine:Most abundant: Glutamine; Simplest:• Fumarate & acetoacetate: Type ITyrosinemia; 4-hydroxyphenylpyruvate:Cells: Cystine;: CysteineMetal-complexing agent:; Redox Regulator:Antioxidant• Type II Tyrosinemia: tyrosineaminotransferase; Type III Tyrosinemia:Selenium: HIV;Depression• Valine: Propionyl CoA; Leucine:• Maple-syrup urine disease: Burnt-sugar;Type I Tyrosinemia:

VA related pair of words/phrases are provided. Write the word/phrase that best expresses a relationship similar to that in the original pair. Tyrosine: Phenylpyruvate: Transaminase • Benzoquinone production: ; Alkapton production: Polymerization • Umami: Glutamine; Sweet: • MSUD: valine; Black-urine disease: • Alkapton in tissues: Alkapton in joints: arthritis • Semi-essential: Nutritional perspective; Ketogenic: • Glycine: Pyruvate; Leucine: • Most abundant: Glutamine; Simplest: • Fumarate & acetoacetate: Type I

VA related pair of words/phrases are provided. Write the word/phrase that best expresses a relationship similar to that in the original pair. Tyrosine: Phenylpyruvate: Transaminase • Benzoquinone production: ; Alkapton production: Polymerization • Umami: Glutamine; Sweet: • MSUD: valine; Black-urine disease: • Alkapton in tissues: Alkapton in joints: arthritis • Semi-essential: Nutritional perspective; Ketogenic: • Glycine: Pyruvate; Leucine: • Most abundant: Glutamine; Simplest: • Fumarate & acetoacetate: Type I

Biochemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781319114671

Author:Lubert Stryer, Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Gregory J. Gatto Jr.

Publisher:Lubert Stryer, Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Gregory J. Gatto Jr.

Chapter1: Biochemistry: An Evolving Science

Section: Chapter Questions

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