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BCH Exam 3

How is fructose incorporated into glycolysis in adipose tissue? - correct answer ✔✔In adipose tissue,
fructose can be directly converted to F6P by Hexomino , an intermediate in glycolysis.



Adipose-Done directly



How is fructose incorporated into glycolysis in Liver tissue? - correct answer ✔✔- In the liver, fructose
must be phosphorylated to F1P



- Cleaved by F1P aldolase to produce DHAP and glycealdehyde.



- Glyceraldehyde is then phosphorylated to produce G3P.



What are the enzymes that are irreversible in glycolysis? - correct answer ✔✔- Hexsokinase/ glucokinase

- PFK (phsphofructokinase)

- Pyruvate Kinase



What is HEXOKINASE INHIBITED by in the MUSCLE? - correct answer ✔✔- Glucose-6-phosphate!



when a product INHIBITS ITSELF its called NEGATIVE FEEDBACK- FEEDBACK INHIBITION (G6P) is a product
of hexokinase



What is PFK....ACTIVATED/ INHIBITED by in the MUSCLE? - correct answer ✔✔PFK



ACTIVATED- BY AMP- sign that you do not have enough Energy



INHIBITED- ATP- because ATP is a sign that you have too much energy already so why do glycolysis

, What is PYRUVATE KINASE...ACTIVATED/ INHIBITED by in the MUSCLE? - correct answer ✔✔PYRUVATE
KINASE



ACTIVATED- FRUCTOSE 1,6 BISPHOSPHATE



- Glycolysis intermediate- sign that pyruvate kinase needs to make more enrgy



INHIBITED- ATP & ALANINE



ATP is a sign that you have too much energy already so why do glycolysis

ALANINE is a sign that too much pyruvate no one



What is HEXOKINASE/GLUCOKINASE controled by in the LIVER? - correct answer
✔✔Hexokinase/Glucokinase in liver is controlled by blood glucose level alone.



What is PFK....ACTIVATED/ INHIBITED by in the LIVER? - correct answer ✔✔ACTIVATED- FRUCTOSE-2,6-
BISPHOSPHATE



- F26BP is NOT a glycolytic intermediate but is similar to F16BP



- Imagine that there is an accumulation of F6P because PFK is NOT working hard enough




INHIBITED- CITRATE, ATP



Citrate is a compound that INHIBITS PFK in the Liver



- Pyruvate will eventually become citrate, citrate is an inhibitor because it is a product and a sign that
there is too much (product) you do not need anymore

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