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glucose is also called

glucose Is also called dextrose

glucose is

glucose is the end product of carbohydrates metabolism and is our chief course of energy

excess glucose is

excess glucose is convereted to glycogen



beyond that excess glucose is converted to fat and stored in adipose tissue

______is brains favorite fuel

glucose is brain's favorite fuel

the ______ your glucose level the ______ your metabolism

the more stable and proper your glucose level are the more stable your metabolism

glycogen

long chain polysaccahrides polymer of glucose

____stored form of glucose

glycogen is the stored form of glucose

glycogen is formed and stored mostly in...

glycogen is formed and mostly stored in the liver


glycogen is stored to a lesser degree

glycogen is stored to a lesser degree in muscles

ose-

ose-sugar

ase-

ase- the enzyme that breaks apart the bond of same root prefix material

genesis

formation


neo-

new

lysis

to break apart of destroy

hydrolysis

to break apart of dissolve using water

monossacharides

have chemical formula C6H12O6



simple sugars



ex) glucose & fructose

Disaccharides

C6H22011 + H2O (hydrolysis) + enzyme = 1 molecules of C6H12 (monosaccharides)

hydrolysis of dissachrides w/o enzymes..

hydrolysis of disaccharides w/o enzymes can take years

____ also aid in the breaking of disaccharides

acids also aid in the breaking of dissacharides

sucrose=

sucrose= glucose + fructose

lactose =

lactose= glucose + galactose

maltose =

maltose= glucose + glucose

glucose + galactose =

glucose + galactose = lactose

glucose +fructose =

glucose + fructose = sucrose

glucose + glucose

glucose + glucose = maltose

1) Gluconeogenesis

gluconeogenesis- the formation of glucose from molecules that are not themselves carbohydrates



as from amino acids, lactate and the glycerol portion of fats

2) Glycogenesis

the formation of synthesis to make to glucose

3) Glycogenolysis

the splitting apart of Glygoen to make glucose

4) Glycolysis

conversion of Glucose to simple compounds resulting in energy stored at ATP

Glucose metabolism

Non-carb molecules - 1) Gluconeogenesis -Glucose--2) Glycogenesis --Glycogen--3)Glycogenolysis--Glucose---4) Glycolysis--Non carb molecules


Glycolysis

glycogen storage disease