Notes in Glycolysis

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Published	08/15/2023	Glycolysis converts {{c1::glucose}} into {{c2::2}} {{c3::pyruvates}}
Published	08/15/2023	Glycolysis creates {{c1::2 ADP }}and{{c2:: 2 NADH}}
Published	08/15/2023	Where do the NADH molecules go after glycolysis?
Published	08/15/2023	The three irreversible steps of glycolysis are (1) {{c1::glucose to glucose 6 phosphate}}, (2) {{c2::fructose 6 phosphate to fructose 1,6 bisphosphate…
Published	08/15/2023	The rate limiting step of glycolysis is {{c1::fructose 6 phosphate to fructose 1,6 bisphosphate}}
Published	08/15/2023	The rate limiting enzyme of glycolysis is {{c1::phosphofructokinase-1}}
Published	08/15/2023	{{c1::Phosphofructokinase-2}} is stimulated by {{c2::insulin}} in a fed state and inhibited by {{c3::glucagon}} in a fasting state
Published	08/15/2023	Which step in glycolysis produces 2 ATP molecules?
Published	08/15/2023	In the {{c1:: liver}}, lactate can be converted into glucose through the {{c2:: Cori cycle}}.
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