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what goes in first?
glucose
step two, the glucose:
gets a phosphate from an atp, becomes glucose 6 phosphate
after glucose 6 phos:
Isomeric change!!!
becomes fructose
isomeric change, frustose 6 phos, then:
gets another phos from ATP
becomes fructose 1,6, DI phosphate
where are the phosphates attached?
to the ends of the fruvtose molecule
becomes fructose 1,6, di phos, then:
splits into two,
PGAL
CCCP CCCP
PGAL
split fructose 1,6 di phosphate
becomes PGAL then
subtract 2 hydrogens
add an inorganic phosphate
becomes DPGA
DPGA, then what?
subtract a phos, make an ADP into an ATP
make DPGA into PGA
add inorganic phosphate, becomes PGA:

an acid
isomeric change into PEP
how many C and P does PGA have?
3C and 2P
to become PEP PGA has to
lose a phosphate, make ADP ATP
subtract a P from PEP becomes
PYRUVIC acid
when is the end of glycolysis?
after pep, becomes pyruvic
after pyruvic, how many times does everything else happeN?
2 at the same time.
pyruvic has not enough oxygen:
loses a C, bbecomes lactic acid, then acetaldehyde, then ethyl alcohol
pyruvic has enough oxygen:
loses 2 H, becomes ACETYL
when does pyruvic become ACETYL
loses two H, has enough oxy
ACETYL: then what
ammino acids act on it, hooks up co enzyme moves to krebs
what is the intermediate stage?
from pyruvic to krebs, ACETYL
after you have ACETYL, then where does this take place?
moves to mitochondrian
what does ACETYL combine with to start the Krebs CYCLE?
OXALOACETIC ACID: this has 4C, combines, now has 6C with the ACETYL"S
as oxaloacetic, then what?
CITRIC ACID 6c
citric to:
-one C
-two H
has 5C
ALPHA KETOGLUTARIC ACID
ALPHA KETO to
KETO
KETO,
minus one, one, two
1P
1C
2H
SUCCINIC ACID 4C
succinic
minus 2
to
H
fumaric acid
to oxidize means to
-H
after fumaric then
ISOMERIC CHANGE
MALIC ACID
malic, oxidized, becomes
OXALOACETIC
how many ATP are realeased in KREBS and GLYCOLSIS
4!!!!!!