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Question 21 of 34
🟢 NEET 2019 📘 CLASS XI

Biomolecules

Consider the following statements:
(A) Coenzyme or metal ion that is tightly bound to enzyme protein is called prosthetic group.
(B) A complete catalytic active enzyme with its bound prosthetic group is called apoenzyme.
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Question 22 of 34
🟢 NEET 2024 📘 CLASS XI

Biomolecules

Inhibition of Succinic dehydrogenase enzyme by malonate is a classical example of:

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Malonate inhibits succinic dehydrogenase by competing with succinate for the enzyme’s active site, making it a competitive inhibitor. This prevents normal substrate binding and slows the reaction in the citric acid cycle (succinate to fumarate). In NCERT terms, the inhibition occurs at the active site and is overcome by high substrate concentration, which is characteristic of competitive inhibition.

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Competitive inhibitors resemble the normal substrate and can be outcompeted by increasing substrate concentration.

💡 NCERT Memory Line:

Inhibition that resembles the substrate and competes for the active site = competitive inhibition.

Question 23 of 34
🟢 NEET 2024 📘 CLASS XI

Biomolecules

Lecithin, a small molecular weight organic compound found in living tissues, is an example of:
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Question 24 of 34
🟢 NEET 2024 📘 CLASS XI

Biomolecules

The cofactor of the enzyme carboxypeptidase is:
Explanation: NCERT Page No.159,(Topic-9.12.6 Co-factors)
Question 25 of 34
🟢 NEET 2024 📘 CLASS XI

Biomolecules

Match List-I with List-II.
List-I List-II
(A)GLUT-4 (I)Hormone
(B)Insulin (II)Enzyme
(C)Trypsin (III)Intercellular ground substances
(D)Collagen (IV)Enables glucose transport into cell.
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Question 26 of 34
🟢 NEET 2024 📘 CLASS XI

Biomolecules

Match List I with List II:
List-I List-II
(A)Lipase (I)Peptide bond
(B)Nuclease (II)Ester bond
(C)Protease (III)Glycosidic bond
(D)Amylase (IV)Phosphodiester bond
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Question 27 of 34
🟢 NEET 2024 📘 CLASS XI

Biomolecules

Regarding catalytic cycle of an enzyme action, selecte the correct sequential steps:

A. Substrate enzyme complex formation.
B. Free enzyme ready to bind with another substrate.
C. Release fo products.
D. Chemical bonds of the substrate broken.
E. Substrate bindig to active site.

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Question 28 of 34
🟢 Re NEET 2026 📘 CLASS XI

Biomolecules

Match List-I with List-II.

List-I List-II
A. Starch I. Fights infection
B. Antibody II. Energy storage
C. Concanavalin A IV. Lectin
D. Glut-4 III. Glucose transport

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Starch is an energy storage polysaccharide, antibodies fight infection, Concanavalin A is a lectin, and GLUT-4 transports glucose.
Question 29 of 34
🟢 Re NEET 2026 📘 CLASS XI

Biomolecules

Arrange the following elements in descending order of their contribution to percentage weight of the human body.

(a) Oxygen
(b) Carbon
(c) Hydrogen
(d) Nitrogen

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Oxygen contributes the highest percentage by weight, followed by carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen.
Question 30 of 34
🟢 NEET 2026 📘 CLASS XI

Biomolecules

Alpha-helix is found in which level of protein structure?
The α-helix is a common secondary structure of proteins stabilized by hydrogen bonds.
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