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    Code No: 07A3BS06 Set No. 1

    8. (a) Write the general methods of biochemical analysis of glucose present in theblood.

    (b) Name the different types of chromatographic techniques and explain the useof UV lamp for spotting in TLC. [10+6]

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    Code No: 07A3BS06 Set No. 2

    II B.Tech I Semester Regular Examinations, November 2008APPLIED CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

    (Bio-Medical Engineering)Time: 3 hours Max Marks: 80

    Answer any FIVE QuestionsAll Questions carry equal marks

    1. (a) How do you determine the pH of a solution using a reference electrode?

    (b) What is single electrode potential? How do you determine the emf of a galvaniccell? [8+8]

    2. (a) What is polymerization?

    (b) Describe the process of co-polymerization with an example.

    (c) Differentiate thermoplastics from thermosetting plastics? [4+8+4]

    3. (a) What are the various additives used to induce or improve the essential prop-erties of lubricating oils.

    (b) Distinguish between fluid film and boundary lubrication.

    (c) Define viscosity and viscosity index? What is its significance? [6+4+6]

    4. (a) What are cell organelle?

    (b) Describe each organelle and its function.

    (c) What are the differences between plant and animal eukaryotic cells? [2+8+6]

    5. (a) Define specificity of an enzyme and explain different types of specificities ex-hibited by enzymes.

    (b) Differentiate between the following terms:-

    i. Competitive and non-competitive inhibition

    ii. Coenzyme and isoenzymes. [8+8]

    6. (a) Write a note on the structure of steroids.

    (b) Explain the functions of cholesterol. [8+8]

    7. (a) What are erythrocytes? Explain their origin, structure and functions.

    (b) Describe the structure and functions of a hemoglobin. [8+8]

    8. (a) Explain various detectors and burners involved in flame photometry.

    (b) What is the significance of excess presence of glucose in blood? [10+6]

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    Code No: 07A3BS06 Set No. 3

    II B.Tech I Semester Regular Examinations, November 2008APPLIED CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

    (Bio-Medical Engineering)Time: 3 hours Max Marks: 80

    Answer any FIVE QuestionsAll Questions carry equal marks

    1. (a) Outline the experimental setup and procedure to determine the specific con-ductivity of 0.1N Solution of KCl at room temperature.

    (b) What is cell constant? What is its unit? How do you determine it? [8+8]

    2. (a) Give the monomers of the following:

    i. PVC

    ii. HDPE

    iii. Polythene

    (b) Describe the preparation and engineering uses of Bakelite? [8+8]

    3. Suggest suitable lubricants for each of the following systems with justification:

    (a) Internal Combustion Engines

    (b) Cutting tools

    (c) Gears

    (d) Steam turbines. [16]

    4. Write short notes on:

    (a) Electron transport complexes

    (b) Respiratory inhibitors

    (c) Golgi complex or golgi apparatus

    (d) Cytochromes. [16]

    5. (a) Describe the reversible and irreversible mode of inhibition of enzymes withsuitable examples.

    (b) Explain the laws of the Spectrophotometry and how these are useful in thestudy of enzymes. [6+10]

    6. (a) Describe the replication of DNA.

    (b) Write short notes on:

    i. Replication fork

    ii. RNA polymerase

    iii. Reverse Transcription. [7+9]

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    Code No: 07A3BS06 Set No. 3

    7. (a) What is electrophoresis? How it is useful? Write a note on zone electrophore-sis.

    (b) What is meant by salting out of proteins? Explain the separation of bloodserum proteins by electrophoresis. [8+8]

    8. (a) What is normal and reversed phase partition chromatography?

    (b) Write briefly on the separation of amino acids by one and two dimensionalchromatography. [8+8]

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    Code No: 07A3BS06 Set No. 4

    II B.Tech I Semester Regular Examinations, November 2008APPLIED CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

    (Bio-Medical Engineering)Time: 3 hours Max Marks: 80

    Answer any FIVE QuestionsAll Questions carry equal marks

    1. (a) Write down the Nernsts equation and explain the various terms involved?

    (b) What are its important applications?

    (c) Explain the source of current in a galvanic cell with an example and the

    necessary equations. [6+4+6]

    2. (a) How is rubber isolated from latex?

    (b) Describe the preparation and engineering uses of Bakelite?

    (c) Write a note on vulcanization of rubber? [6+8+2]

    3. (a) Describe hot-limesoda process of water treatment and what are its advantagesover cold process?

    (b) Calculate lime and soda required for treating 10,000 litres of a sample ofwater containibg the following in milligrams per litre.Calcium Carbonate 8.1,

    Magnesium Sulphate 12, calcium sulphate: 13.6,Sodium Chloride 4.6. [10+6]4. (a) What is Golgi complex?

    (b) Describe the lipid bilayer arrangement for plasma membrane.

    (c) List the three major structural elements of Cytoskeleton and give the generalfunction of each. [4+8+4]

    5. (a) What are plasma functional enzymes? Explain.

    (b) How will you carryout diagnosis of Wilsons disease? [6+10]

    6. (a) Write about the preparation and characterization of reagents used in Radio

    Immuno Assay.(b) Differentiate between nucleotides, nucleosides & organic bases present in nu-

    cleic acids. [8+8]

    7. (a) What do you understand by blood sugar levels in the body and what is itsclinical significance?

    (b) Explain one best method for estimation of glucose in a blood sample. [8+8]

    8. (a) Name the important techniques used for the measurement of activity of radioisotopes.

    (b) Describe the important applications of isotopes. [8+8]

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