Chapter 22 (Glycogen Breakdown and Synthesis) Flashcards
When ___ breaks down glycogen it must stay within the cell
muscle
because Glucose-6P cannot cross the cell membrane
When ___ breaks down glycogen it can go elsewhere throughout the body
liver
because the liver has Glucose-6-phosphatase
Only glucose units that are at least ___ units away from a branch point are cleaved
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Glucose’s break off as
Glucose-1P
Then goes through phosphoglucomutase
Glycogen Debranching enzyme
Creates and breaks alpha(1-4) bonds
Phosphoglucomutase creates
A Glucose-1,6-BP intermediate
UDP-Glucose Pyrophosphorylase
Turns Glucose-1P into UDP-Glucose (transferes a UMP) Requires UTP Produces PPi (driving force behind the rxn) Irreversible
Glycogen Synthase
Attaches the Glucose in UDP-Glucose to a Glycogen (n+1) molecule
Requires Glycogen (n)
Produces a UDP
ONLY generates alpha(1-4) linkages yielding alpha-amylose
Most glycosyl groups in mammals are donated by ___
UDP-Glucose
In plants, starch is built from glucose units donated by ___
ADP-Glucose
Glycogen Branching Enzyme
Transfers 7 residue segments from the end of a chain to the C6-OH group Breaks alpha (1-4) bonds Creates alpha (1-6) bonds
Overall reaction for glycogen storage and utilization
Glucose + Pi + 2 NAD + ADP (arrow) 2 pyruvate + ATP + 2 NADH + H2O
Storage costs ___ ATP and utilization gives us ___ ATP
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Internal cellular regulation is via ___ regulation
allosteric
High demand for ATP
Glycogen synthase is inhibited