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Ampk.
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Ampk in turn can be abbreviated as amp activated proton kinase.
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Here amp in turn denotes adenosine monophosphate.
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Adinocine monophosphate is a molecule that is formed from adenosine dry phosphate, which in turn is known as atp.
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And they in turn function as energy sensor, that is, they will detect the energy level in a particular cell and allow the process of either catabolism or anabolic.
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And this ampk in turn can have two important effects.
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The first effect that can be seen is called as the positive effect.
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That is, it in turn regulates positively the process of catabolism.
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Here catabolism in turn denotes the conversion of one big molecule into smaller molecule.
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For example, it can involve conversion of glucose into pyruid.
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So this is the one which in turn would generate the molecule that is called as atp.
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And the other one is that it can inhibit the pathways which are energy requiring process or the anabolic pathways.
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So because they in turn use up the atp which is in turn present in a particular cell...