gluconeogenesis

Question 1

synthesis of glucose from noncarbohydrate molecules

Answer 1

gluconeogenesis

Question 2

gluconeogenesis primarily occurs in the

Answer 2

liver 90%

Question 3

gluconeogenesis helps maintain

Answer 3

blood glucose level

Question 4

occurs when the person is in fed state, and the atp levels are low

Answer 4

glycolysis

Question 5

occurs during starvation, and theres an ample amount of atp

Answer 5

gluconeogenesis

Question 6

gluconeogenesis originates in the

Answer 6

liver or kidneys cytoplasm or mitochondria

Question 7

converts oxaloacetate to malate

Answer 7

NADH

Question 8

the enzyme _ converts oxaloacetate to _

Answer 8

pepck
phosphoenolpyruvate

Question 9

inhibit gluconeogenesis

Answer 9

glycolysis activators

Question 10

(high AMP, ADP) and low [citrate] favor glycolysis

Answer 10

low energy charge

Question 11

(high ATP) and high [citrate] favor gluconeogenesis; no need to produce ATP

Answer 11

high energy charge

Question 12

generates inorganic phosphate that yields free glucose, which enters the blood

Answer 12

glucose-6-phosphate