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where does glycoly happen
cytosol
why does glycoly happen
extract energy for cellular metabolism
draw net equa
yes

true or false: reactions 1-5 happen twice
no its 6-10, makes two three carbons aka pyruvate
how many atp are made in rxn 10
one atp since its the joruney of one molc were talking about
how many atp made per glucose
two
how many atp made in all? how many are used?
in all = 4 atp
used up= 2
how many pyruvate made at the end ?
two
use print outs and place structures in order
YES
which steps are IRRE
rxn 1, 3 and 10 (whenever there's a kinase in the name it's irreversible EXCEPT for phosphoglycerate kinase)
this is because there is a large delta g going on which strongly favors products being made
which step is regulated/comitted and why
rxn 3
why: Remember- to be rate determined is to be the most slowest regulated step. This is exactly what this step is. PFK acts like a metabolic checkpoint, and is a child under heavy control.
parent inhibitors of high atp says we already have enough energy, stop. the other parent inhib is citrate which signals the kreb cycle is stopped up.
the second family is one of activators. fructose-2-6-biphosphate is the prominent activator, and tells the PFK child its ok to continue glycoly. (AMP and ADP are also activators)
what are the fates of pyruvate
anareobic types include: lactic fermentation for huamns or alcohol fermentation for bacteria
aeorbic includes: going to citric acid cycle
aerobic versus anreobic
ana: lactic ferm
-pyru to lactate
-helps regen NAD+ so glycoly can keep runnin since its for low o2 like intense exer
-humans
ana:
-pyru to ethanol
-also helps regen NAD+ in low o2 enviro
-bacteria and yeast
aerobic: citric acid
-pyru to acetyl-coa
-helps us get maximum atp
-humans
why does glu-neo happen
to make glucose, restroing BG levels
what steps change in glu neo and why
remember that glu=neo is just glycoly in reverse.
but then how do we account for the IRRE steps? these cant just be flipped, so the cell uses different enzymes.
consequences of glu neo atp wise(how much sued) HUH
where does pyruvate come from
comes from certan AA from musc that break down into pyruvate
glycogen used when HUH
for long term storage of glucose
great to access when bg is too high so we put the glu away OR when we need to access it cuz bg to low and enzymes extract glu out of it
glycogen stored in..HUH
liver or musc
liver= BG only
musc= preform work only