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Unraveling Biochemical Mysteries: Who Am I?

Dive into a series of intriguing biochemical riddles that explore the fascinating world of molecules and their functions. Each riddle poses a unique question about essential components in biology, from amino acids and hormones to DNA segments and the role of enzymes in reactions. Challenge your knowledge and unravel the complexities of biochemistry as you decipher the identities of these critical biological entities. Can you guess them all?

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Unraveling Biochemical Mysteries: Who Am I?

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  1. Who am I? 1. I collect an amino acid and take it to the mRNA strand

  2. Who am I? 2. I am an ion containing both positively and negatively charged groups

  3. Who am I? 3. I am a bifunctional compound with a carboxylic acid and amine group

  4. Who am I? 4. I am a hormone produced in the pancreas

  5. Who am I? 5. I am the region in an enzyme where binding to the substrate happens

  6. Who am I? 6. I have a carbon atom with four different groups of atoms attached

  7. Who am I? 7. I am a DNA segment responsible for a particular protein

  8. Who am I? 8. I am the full set of genes for an organism

  9. Who am I? 9. I can tell you which fragments a molecule is made up from

  10. Who am I? 10. I can tell you which bonds are present in a molecule

  11. Who am I? 11. I can tell you about the numbers of hydrogen nuclei in different environments

  12. Who are we? 12. We are molecules which are non-superimposable mirror images

  13. Who am I? 13. I am the cell’s catalyst for protein production

  14. Who am I? 14. I tell you the order of amino acids in a protein

  15. Who am I? 15. I am the slowest step in a reaction mechanism

  16. Who am I? 16. I am the time taken for half of a particular reagent to be used up

  17. Who am we? 17. We realised that pairs of bases in DNA formed hydrogen bonds and that DNA was hence made up of a double helix

  18. Who am I? 18. I am a tiny circular piece of DNA found in bacteria cells

  19. Who am I? 19. I am the bond responsible for the folding of proteins to give helices and sheets

  20. Who am I? 20. I am a triplet base code for an amino acid used in mRNA

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