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MDCAT - BUMHS Past Papers - Biology - Chap No 2 Quiz

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21. Waxes are formed by combination of fatty acids with :



22. Sara is a chemistry student who is carrying out an experiment between acetic acid and alcohol in the laboratory. The product formed at the end of the experiment will be:



23. This lipid is most common abundant richest source of energy in plant and animal body:



24. A process by which one glycerol molecule is linked with three fatty acids by the esterification the molecule form is known as:



25. Three hydrophobic fatty acid tails and a glycerol molecule join to form a :



26. Which fatty acid would have the highest melting point?



27. Lipid that protect plants from water loss are :-



28. Transcription is the process in which an RNA copy of the DNA sequence and coding the gene is produced with the help of an enzyme called:



29. The type of lipids which do not contain fatty acids are:



30. Lipids, which do not contain fatty acid are:



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