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What’s teh key product of PPP & source of biosynthetic reducing power?
NADPH

DEFINE: 1st phase of PPP
Oxidative generation of NAPDH
DEFINE: 2nd phase of PPP
Nonoxidative interconversion of a variety of sugars

Who initiates the conversion of G6-P → 6phosphoglucono-(delta)-lactone; in the process also reduces NADP+ → NADPH
G6-P dehydrogenase

Who converts 6-Pglu-(delta)-L → 6-phosphogluconate
Lactonase

Who converts 6-PG → ribulose 5-phosphate + CO2 & generates a 2nd NADPH
6-PG dehydrogenase

Who isomerizes ribulose 5-P → ribose 5-P?
Phosphopentose isomerase
PPP is linked to Glycolysis by which two enzymes?
Transketolase & Transaldolase

DEFINE: Transketolase
Converts 2 5-C sugars → 3-C & 7-C sugar

Who forms Xylulose 5-P by its epimer ribulose 5-P?
Phosphopentose epimerase

DEFINE: Transaldolase
6-C + 4-C sugar → 3-C + 7-C sugar

DEFINE: Transketolase
4-C sugar + 5-C sugar → 6-C sugar + 3-C sugar
Low [NADP+] will…
inhibit glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase—no carrier to receive electrons to allow reaction to take place
High [NADP+] will…
activate glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase