Conjugated Carbohydrates in Biochemistry

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Which of the following is a characteristic of glycoproteins?

They consist of protein core and branched short carbohydrate chains

Which of the following is an example of glycosaminoglycans found in proteoglycans?

Hyaluronic acid

What distinguishes a mucoprotein from a glycoprotein?

The percentage of carbohydrate content

What are the typical constituents of the carbohydrate chains in glycoproteins?

Galactose, mannose, N-acetylglucosamine, arabinose, xylose, L-fucose, sialic acid

Which structure elements of tissues are proteoglycans associated with?

Bone, elastin and cartilage

Which artery supplies the breast medially?

Internal thoracic artery

Which muscle is a powerful, fan-shaped muscle in the pectoral region?

Pectoralis Major

From which quadrant of the breast does the axillary tail arise?

Superolateral quadrant

Which nerve supplies the pectoralis major muscle?

Medial and lateral pectoral nerves

What structures make up the female breast?

Mammary gland, fatty superficial fascia, overlying skin with nipple and areola

What term refers to inflammation of the tear sac?

Dacryocystitis

What are immunoglobulins that are formed to act against foreign cells or substances called?

Antibodies

How are organs that are located inside the body termed?

Internal

What is the proper term for the eyelid condition caused by an infected eyelash?

Blepharitis

What branch of medicine aims to prevent and correct problems concerning the bones and muscles?

Orthopedics

Test your knowledge of conjugated carbohydrates in biochemistry with this quiz. Learn about glycolipids, proteoglycans, glycoproteins, fibronectin, and laminin. Understand the differences between glycoproteins and mucoproteins and their carbohydrate content.

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