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What is regulation of glycolytic enzymes?
GLUCOKINASE
-->ACTIVATED by: insulin
PFK-1
-->ACTIVATED by: F-2,6-bisp, AMP
-->INHIBITED by: citrate, ATP, H

Pyruvate Kinase
-->ACTIVATED by: F-1,6-Bisp, dephosphorylation (LIVER PK)
-->INHIBITED by: ATP, Alanine, phosphorylation (LIVER PK)
How many ATP's is made in aerobic glycolysis? Anaerobic?
Anaerobic-->makes 2!
Aerobic-->lots more ATP made!
Which steps in glycolysis make ATP?
Which make NADH?
the ENERGY YIELDING steps--the middle enzymes!

Phosphoglycerate kinase-->makes ATP
Pyruvate Kinase-->makes ATP

G-3-P DH-->makes NADH
What is regulation of PDH?
PDH
-->INHIBITED by: NADH, Acetyl CoA, phosphorylation (by kinase)
-->ACTIVATED by: Ca, insulin, epinephrine (MUSCLE), dephosphorylation (by phosphatase)

-->PDH kinase/phosphatase are activated/inhibited by the same things as PDH
What is regulation of TCA cycle enzymes?
Isocitrate DH
-->ACTIVATED by: ATP
-->INHIBITED by: ADP

a-Ketoglutarate DH
-->ACTIVATED by: Ca
-->INHIBITED by: NADH, GTP, Succinyl CoA
Which steps in TCA make GTP? Which make NADH? FADH?
Succinyl CoA synthetase-->makes GTP

Isocitrate DH-->makes NADH
a-ketoglutarate DH-->makes NADH
Malate DH-->makes NADH

succinate DH-->makes FADH
If you inhibit complex II in ETC, can you still make ATP?
YES--electrons can come in thru Complex I-->complex III
What is regulation of glycogenolysis?
Phosphorylase Kinase
ACTIVATED by: phosphorylation (glucagon/epi), Ca
INHIBITED by: dephosphorylation (phosphoprotein phosphatase)

Glycogen phosphorylase
ACTIVATED by: phosphorylation (glycogen phosphorylase), AMP
INHIBITED by: dephosphorylation (phosphoprotein phosphatase), GLUCOSE, ATP
What is regulation of glycogenesis?
Glycogen synthase
ACTIVATED by: dephosphorylation (phosphoprotein phosphatase), G-6-P
INHIBITED by: Ca (binds calmodulin kinase-->phosphorylates) phosphorylation (glucagon, epi)
What is regulation of PPP?
G6PHD
-->ACTIVATED by: insulin
What is regulation of gluconeogenesis?
-->requires 6 ATP!

PYRUVATE CARBOXYLASE
ACTIVATED by: Acetyl CoA (for biotin cofactor)
INHIBITED by: ADP

PEPCK
ACTIVATED by: glucagon, cortisol (promotor binds-->activates PEPCK transcription), ADP
INHIBITED by: insulin (binds promotor-->inhibits transcription), ADP

FRUCTOSE-1,6-Bisphosphatase
ACTIVATED by: Citrate
INHBITED by: F-2,6-BisP, AMP

G-6-Pase
-->ACTIVATED by: glucagon, epi
-->INHIBITED by: insulin