List the enzymes involved in the lactate glucose pathway...

List the enzymes involved in the lactate --> glucose pathway. GAPDH ✔lactate dehydrogenase triose phosphate isomerase carbonic anhydrase ✔ PEPCK ☐ glycogen synthase ✔glucose-6-phosphatase ☐ phosphoglycerate mutase dihydrofolate reductase ✔ phosphofructokinase phosphoglycerate kinase amylase ✔pyruvate carboxylase fructose-1,6-bisphosphatase enolase phosphoglucose isomerase ✔aldolase

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00:01 You know, let's answer this question we talk about glycolysis and glucosgenesis.

00:04 In the core cycle, when glucose is triggered by glycolysis to lactic muscle, the lacticis is created into the blood and returns to the liver.

00:11 In the liver, lacticidase, converted back into glucose by the process of gluconogenes.

00:16 This is for each given enzyme identify whether it is involved in the glycology pathway, pathway, both pathways or needlepast.

00:26 So we have the enzyme glyclystylasehyl dehyde three -phoid, is involved in.

00:33 So this enzyme here, remember that glycolysis is going to start a glucose molecule, and it is going to be splitted here, and then it is going to produce two pyrobat molecules.

00:46 This is glycolysis, okay? so this enzyme glyceraldic hydrolysis is like about here, like about here, okay, in both situations.

00:57 So it adds in glycolysis, and let's see if it adds in gluconogenesis.

01:01 In glucose manganesis, particularly a diverse process of glycolysis, but there are going to be three different enzymes that are going to be that have to be present because three processes here are not reversible.

01:14 It means all the other enzymes can work from glucose to pyrobed and also from pyrobin to glucose.

01:19 But there are three enzymes that don't work in both in both directions.

01:24 Okay.

01:24 So the first one is the last enzyme that is pyruid kinase.

01:28 Pyruvate kinase only converts phosphrynal pyruid to pyruid.

01:32 Okay, and it cannot do the reverse process.

01:35 So this is why pyruid has to follow a longer pathway in order to convert back to postphenol pyruid.

01:42 Then the reaction is going to continue, and the second enzyme that is not reversible is found like about here.

01:51 Okay, and here you're going to have a different enzyme that is called fluptose -16 bifosphatase.

01:58 Okay this is the second enzyme that is going to be required in gluconogenesis and then there is a third enzyme that is about here where you're going to have we're going to have glucose 6 phosphate dehydrogenase oh i'm sorry it's glucose 6 phosphatase okay postpatase it is not dehydrogenic it is glucose 6 potpatic so these are the three steps that are going to be it is reversible and this is why you require different enzymes.

02:30 But in case of glycerolide, three post -pidicodergenit is found here...

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