Glycolosis Flashcards
What happens in step one of glycolysis?
- Glucose gains a phosphate from ATP
- Glucose 6-phosphate is negatively charged to prevent it from leaving the cell.
What is the reaction in step one?
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What happens in step two of glycolysis?
- Isomerization which charged an aldose sugar to a ketose sugar
What is the reaction in step two?
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What happens in step three of glycolysis?
- Phosphorylation using phosphate from ATP
- Metabolic Dimmer Switch
- Regulation of the enzyme to slow down further reactions.
What is the reaction in step three?
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What are the first three steps of glycolysis called?
Energy Investment
What happens in step four of glycolysis?
- Molecule is cleaved to form 2 molecules
What is the reaction in step four?
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What happens in step five of glycolysis?
- Only G3P goes on so dHAP is converted to G3P = Isomerization (structural isomers)
What is the reaction in step five?
(Draw if needed or just state the names)
What is step 4 and 5 called?
Cleavage
What happens in step six of glycolysis?
- First production of an energy product = NADH (energized e-)
- High energy anhydride bond = energy product later.
What is the reaction in step six?
(Draw if needed or just state the names)
What happens in step seven of glycolysis?
- First ATP produced using phosphate form the molecule