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| cleaves from alpha 1 4 and forms G1P |
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| transfers remainder to other branch and cleaves leftover alpha 1-6 |
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| FORMS alpha 1-6 to start a branch |
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| what regulates the branching enzyme for glycogen synthesis? |
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| What is the first high energy compound formed during glycolysis? |
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| What is special about the glycogen synthesises regulation? |
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| It is regulated by both the presence AND the absence of glucagon. |
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| What are HK's Activators and inhibitors? |
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| What are PFK's activators and inhibitors? |
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| AMP ADP F2 and 6BP are it's activators and ATP and Citrate are it's inhibitors |
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| What are PK's activators and inhibitors? |
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| it is activated by high carbohydrate level and FBP and inhibited by ATP and Acetyl CoA |
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| What is Pyruvate DH's activators and inhibitors? |
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| NAD CoASH and AMP are activators, and acetylCoA, NADH and ATP are inhibitors |
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| isocitrate DH is activated and inhibited by what? |
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| Activated by ADP, inhibited by NADH |
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| What inhibits and activates alphaKG? |
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| it is activated by Succinyl CoA and inhibited by NADH |
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| What activates and inhibits G6Ptase? |
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| What activates and inhibits f1,6BP-tase? |
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| What activates and inhibits Pyruvate carboxylase? |
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| What peptide is essential to proton transport? |
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| What are the 3 conformations for the ATP synthase active sites? Describe them |
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Open-Releases whatever was bound Loose-Bins substrates ADP and Pi Tight- In the course of conversion from loose to tight ATP is formed |
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| What are some things that disrupt the gradient and inhibit oxidative phosphorylation? |
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Uncoupling protiens - channels which H+ flows through instead of F0 DNP (carries H through membrane) Valinomycin (carries H through membrane) |
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