25-01-2023
I-MBBS (Part-I)
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04113 A1 + 01113 A2
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First M.B.B.S. (Main) Examination (New Scheme)
January – 2023
Biochemistry
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Paper- I
Time: Three Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
Attempt all questions in both sections.
Section-A
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- Fill in the blanks: 6x1=06
- Lipoprotein responsible for reverse cholesterol transport is __________.
- Secondary structure present in collagen protein __________.
- Low Km value indicates __________ affinity between enzyme and substrate.
- Chemical name of calcitriol is __________.
- Nitric oxide is synthesized from __________ amino acid.
- Type of bilirubin increased in obstructive jaundice is __________.
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- Choose the correct option in the following multiple choice questions: 4x1=4
- Which type of inhibition warfarin has on vitamin K dependent carboxylase?
- Competitive
- Non-competitive
- Allosteric
- Suicidal
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- Polysaccharide does not give colour with iodine test:
- Starch
- Dextrin
- Cellulose
- Glycogen
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- Von -Gierke's disease is characterised by all except:
- Lactic acidosis
- Hyperglycemia
- Hyper uricemia
- Hyperlipidemia
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- Complex of electron transport chain not functions as proton pump:
- Complex I
- Complex II
- Complex III
- Complex IV
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- Which type of inhibition warfarin has on vitamin K dependent carboxylase?
- A 66-year-old obese male had severe chest pain in the morning after doing exercise. He described pain as retrosternal and radiating to the left arm. On investigation, serum troponin I was raised. He had complaints of dyspnoea and intermittent palpitations. Based on this history, answer: 5x3=15
- What is the probable diagnosis?
- What other investigations are to be performed for diagnosis?
- What is the role of isoenzymes in the diagnosis of this case?
- What is a flipped pattern?
- What are various risk factors for this disease?
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- Write short notes on (Any Five): 5x2=10
- Ferritin
- Anion gap
- Atherosclerosis
- Uncouplers
- Denaturation of proteins
- Transaminases
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- Explain briefly (Any Three): 3x5=15
- Chemiosmotic theory
- Krebs-Henseleit cycle
- Fates of Acetyl CoA
- Functions of electrolytes
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Section-B
- Discuss the reactions of Krebs cycle with its energetics. Suggest role of vitamins in Krebs cycle. 20
- Explain Why (Any Five): 5x2=10
- Liver cannot utilize ketone bodies.
- Insulin is given to diabetics by subcutaneous route.
- Eating raw eggs causes biotin deficiency.
- Vitamin C is not synthesized in humans.
- Ketoacidosis is observed in starvation.
- Ammonia is toxic to brain.
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- Explain briefly (Any Four): 4x5=20
- Products obtained from glycine amino acid
- Biochemical functions and deficiency manifestations of Vitamin A
- Diagnostic significance of enzymes
- Differential diagnosis of jaundice
- Gluconeogenesis
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