Biochemistry b pharm 2nd semester important questions || Carewell Pharma

B. Pharmacy Second Semester: So, finally

, today we're starting our series of mos

t important questions for the B. Pharmac

y second semester. In this video, we'll

discuss the most important questions for

our subject, Biochemistry. Look, the qu

estions are ready for you, but before th

at, you need to know a few things that w

ill be very important to you and will he

lp you in the upcoming video. So, first

of all, all the questions here are unit-

wise, meaning you'll find them like this

. The rest of these questions come in 10

marks, seven marks, or five marks. I'll

tell you that along with the questions.

Besides, all of these are according to

PCI. If your college follows PCI, then a

ll these questions will be helpful to yo

u. Mostly, these questions are from AKTU

. HPT RGPV is ours It is mostly useful

in all the other relevant universities i

n Mumbai. So first, let's talk about it

s description. But before that, What y

ou have to do is write the definition of

Biochemistry in the comment section. T

he rest, we have a target of a thousand

likes on this video. It's a very small

target, if you do it easily, the more l

ikes you get, the sooner you write its

definition, I will understand that you

will be more desperate. I will work qui

ckly for you. So, I request you to do t

his quickly. Now let's talk about it he

re. So look, our mostly important unit

s here are five units in total, and amon

g those five units, the most important o

nes are Unit Second and Unit Third. Now,

listen to one more thing. In this tota

l of our questions, we have many such q

uestions that The most important ones, m

eaning you should treat them as if they

were bound to come. So, if you pay atten

tion, we have a total of 14 questions, a

nd out of these 14, approximately six to

seven questions come from these two uni

ts. So, you can understand how important

Units Second and Third are for us. Furt

hermore, we also get a lot of questions

from Units Fourth and Fifth, but those a

re our fixed and limited questions. Now,

let's talk about Unit One. Look at what

happens here. Sometimes, sometimes, we

get a question, but if that question is

asked, it is directly for 10 marks. I'll

tell you about a short question. Mostly

, our question is for 10 marks. Otherwis

e, you know that this The subject seems

a little tough, brother. It's simple. It

's a lot of pathways and cycles, so memo

rizing them becomes quite difficult. So,

study the most important ones in detail

and you can put the rest into your mind

a little bit. Now, let's talk about thi

s. Look at some of the recommended exam

answer sheets. Sometimes, you know them

but can't write them well. There's a vid

eo here. You should definitely check it

out. Then, how to pass in pharmacy. This

is the last time, that is, when exam ti

me comes, how can you pass by watching t

his? And lastly, there's our two-mark vi

deo of the most important question, whic

h you'll get at exam time. Because it's

a summary and review video, meaning, in

a way, a revision video. You'll get it t

hen, so be sure to watch it. So, if we t

alk about our Unit One, look at what's t

here here, not here. But mainly our Ther

e are three or four topics, and all of t

hem act as our base. Meaning, our Unit O

ne will serve as a base for our remainin

g four or five units. So, here, our ques

tions mainly focus on details about thei

r classification and biological role of

lipids, carbohydrates, proteins, or amin

o acids. Now, out of these four, most of

our questions are on lipids, what happe

ns, and how, and the rest also on carboh

ydrates. So, brother, these questions do

n't come to us as such in Unit One. But

if they do come up sometimes, then they

directly count towards our 10 marks. So,

look at this very carefully. The biomol

ecule part is completely covered for you

. Okay, the rest of the cases, amino aci

ds, have been discussed. So, it's a simp

le matter. You have to study all of thes

e further. So, if you study Unit One, yo

u can read about them here. If you do, i

t will be very helpful for you in the fu

ture. Now let's talk about our important

question, which we've seen many times.

In short, it's "Define Bio-Energetics."

This comes up as number two. Besides thi

s, right, about the relationship between

free energy, enthalpy, and entropy. Thi

s is very important. So this is one of t

he most important questions. You must de

finitely do it. The rest of these, you h

ave to look at them. Okay, now if we tal

k further, we have some short questions

here. What do they mean? They come up, b

ut there are very few chances of them co

ming up, so like, right? A note on the b

iological significance of ATP and cyclic

amps. Know about them. It was very shor

t. I taught them well. Besides, what is

there here? Energy-Rich Compound and Hig

h-Energy Phosphate. So, these two are th

e same thing, what are they? And these W

hat are our ATP cyclic enzymes and cycli

c enzymes? That's all. So, there are jus

t two of them. You can look at them acco

rdingly, and this topic will be covered.

So, in short, you have to see. Now let'

s talk about our most important units, U

nit Second and Unit Third. These are ver

y important, brother. Understand that th

ese are questions that will help you pas

s and even help you top the exam. I mean

, understand that what we're doing here

today is preparing the question paper to

gether with you. So, what kind of questi

ons come up. You'll find out in Unit Sec

ond, the most major and most important q

uestion, about glycolytic enzymes, and i

t has another name: Anton Meyer-Hoff Pat

hway. So, if you ever accidentally come

across the EM pathway, don't get confuse

d. Write about this only. Explain the EM

pathway. Or it's called the glycol cycl

ic pathway. What's important is its ener

getics. And write down the significant o

nes as well. We get energy here, and the

significant ones move throughout our bo

dy. All the things that happen in the si

de soles, etc. You have to write down th

e second most important question. The ci

tric acid cycle, I told you about it alr

eady. These two questions have been seen

repeatedly in every university. You hav

e to do them very well. So, the citric a

cid cycle is also called the TCA cycle.

It's also called the recycle cycle. What

ever name comes up, you should do it wel

l. You'll understand its energetics, bio

energetics. Or the meanings are written

in many places. The significant one is i

f we add that journey from pyro butyrate

to oxalo acid. If we add this, then thi

s enzyme to acetic acid. This is where o

ur 30 Otherwise, how many will be produc

ed here? 26, or yes, even 20, 248. Six A

TPs are produced. Our NTP is formed twic

e, and then it comes back. So, in energe

tics, our total is 30, and simply put, 2

4 ATPs are produced. After this, if we t

alk about it here, then our third questi

on rarely comes up: Explain the glycogen

metabolism pathway. And within this, tw

o are glycogenesis and glycogen lysis, t

hat is, glycogen metabolism. You should

take a look at it completely, brother. I

t comes up sometimes, but now our most i

mportant question comes up again. That i

s, the third most important question of

this unit is about oxidative phosphoryla

tion, and with this, we end with ETC, th

at is, electron transport chain. Now, wi

thin the oxidative phosphorylation, our

ETC is included, so it is only by combin

ing both that we get our Biological oxid

ation occurs, so it's not different. Wel

l, both of our units are the same becaus

e first, there's ETC, and then this happ

ens. There's a lecture coming up on this

, so just wait. It's a combination of th

ese two. So, these two are the same thin

g, so either one can come up for you. Yo

u'll have to write down the same thing.

I'll complete it. This is very, very imp

ortant. After this, sometimes our ETC ev

ents, or oxidative stress, come up. See,

there's a deficiency, not very importan

t. Then, if by chance, these come up ver

y often, so if we need to alternate them

, then our HMP comes up on the shunt pat

h. You know, there are many HMPs that co

me up on the shunt path, so keep an eye

on this too. It's not too hard. After th