Exam 4- October 31st Flashcards
Mobilization of glucose from ________ by ________
glycogen
phosphorolysis
________ enzymes are required to free glucose from glycogen
two
________ ________ catalyzes the cleavage of (alpha __ –> __) glycoside linkages that joins _____ glucose molecules in the glycogen polymer
glycogen phophorylase
(alpha 1–>4)
two
The reaction of glycogen phosphorylase requires the cofactor ________ ________
pyridoxal phosphate
two phosphategroup of pyridoxal phosphate acts as a general ________ ________, this promotes attacking by ___ on the glycoside band
acid catalyst
P6
The ______-____-_____-___-_____ is released from the glycogen by this reaction
alpha-D-glucose-1-phosphate
Glycogen phosphorylase continues to act on the ________ ______ of glycogen ________ until only ________ glucose molecules remain before on (alpha 1–>6) branch point is reached
Nonreducing ends
Branches
4
Glycogen phosphorylase activity ________
stops
The second enzyme, known as ________ ________ catalyzes _____ successive reactions to remove the branch
Debranching Enzyme
two
The first activity associated with the bi-functional de-branching enzyme is ________ ________
Transferase activity
Three of the four remaining glucose residues that make up the branch are moved to a nearby ____-_______ _____ and reattached in (alpha __–>__) linkage
non-reducing end
1–>4
Glycogen –> ________-__-_______ –>(alpha 1–>6) glucosidase activity
glucose-1-phosphate
The glucose-1-phosphate that was released by the glycogen phosphorylase is converted to glucose -6-phosphate by ________
phosphoglucomutase
________, in its 6-phosphate form can now enter the glycolysis pathway
glucose
other ________ can enter the glycolytic pathway at specific points
sugars