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Mechanism to recycle from NADH to NAD+
this cna be done in fermentation
Site of glycolysis
cytosol
Catabolism of pyruvate.
in the mitochondria ( carboxylic acids)
Regulation of glycolysis
Gluconeogenesis
Reciprocal regulation of glycolysis and gluconeogenesis.
the three irreversisbke steps
Each of irreversible step is regulated
so that we don't go break down stuff
The first step of glycolysis is regulated by AMP and ATP
High concentration of ATP inhibit the this
PFK (phosphofructokinase) has 2 site, catalytic and activate
an allo steric enzyme
F-6P + ATP -> F-1,6-BP +ADP
2 ATP bindin sites: 1 catalytic and 1 regulatory
ATP bound at regulatory sitelowers affinity for F-6P. AMP reverses inhibition by ATP
Adenylate kinase
ADP + ADP -> ATP + AMP
Citrate (TCA cycle)
enhaces ATP inhibition
ATP decreases as you excercise
Well, so AMP goes up as ADP got converted back
Concentration of lactase increase as well
F1,6BP would increase first and then decrease
yup, it's tru
Gluconeogenesis
how non-carbonhydrate precursors ( lactate, etc)
are convereted into glucose
Pyruvate -> Glucose
Precursors converted to pyruvate or intermediate in pathway to glucose
Takes place primarily in Liver ( and to lesser extant the kidney)
Important during extended exercise, fasting and starvation.
How do we get around 3 irreversible steps ?
Well, 4 additional reaction replaces the 3 irreversible
1. Pyruvate -> Oxaloacetate (OAA)
2, OAA -> PEP (phospho
3. F-1,6-BP -> F-6P
4. G-6P-> Glucose
Some aa's, lactate -> pyruvate.
Some aa's -> OAA
Glycerol form lipids DHAP
Pyruvate ->PEP
1. Pyruvate carboxylase
Pyruvate +ATP + CO2 -> OAA + ADP + P1
mitochondrial contains biotin, require acetyl CoA
PEP carbonxykinase OAA + GTP -> PEP + GDP + CO
blah blah blah