ANASWERS!!
glycogen phosphorylase - ANSWER- allosteric regulation
- exists in active form a and inactive form b
AMP - ANSWERpositive effector of glycogen phosphorylase
calcium - ANSWERpositive effector for glycogen phosphorylase kinase
glucagon (in liver) - ANSWER- activates glycogenolysis
- inhibits glycolysis
- increases blood glucose
pyruvate kinase - ANSWERstep in glycolysis directly inhibited by protein kinase A
epinephrine - ANSWER- in liver: increases blood glucose
- alpha and beta adrenergic receptors (different mechanistic response)
glycogen phosphorylase kinase - ANSWERphosphorylates glycogen phosphorylase
(adds phosphate)
phosphoprotein phosphatase - ANSWERenzyme that removes a phosphate from a
protein, dephosphorylates glycogen phosphorylase kinase and glycogen
phosphorylase
insulin - ANSWER- positive effector of phosphoprotein phosphatase
- directly inactivates protein kinase A
- degrades cAMP by activating cAMP phosphodiesterase activation (derepresses the
repressor, unphosphorylated)
glycogen synthase - ANSWER- allosteric regulation
- inactive when phosphorylated
- active when dephosphorylated
glucose 6 phosphate - ANSWERpositive effector of glycogen synthase
calcium - ANSWERpositive effector of phosphorylase kinase, calmodulin-dependent
protein kinase, and protein kinase C
phosphoprotein phosphatase - ANSWER- highest activity requires catalytic and
regulatory subunit
- regulatory protein G
- catalytic subunit is completely inactivated by interaction with a phosphorylated
inhibitor