Glucose 6-phosphate can be used for other purposes apart from energy production.Which of the following options is correct?Glucose 6-phosphate can decrease cell proliferation.Glucose 6-phosphate can increase reactive oxygen species.Glucose 6-phosphate can be used for breakdown of fatty acids.Glucose 6-phosphate can be oxidised via the pentose phosphate pathway.pe here to searchNo new data to save Last checked at 22:558P16°CEENGSubmit 1510:55 PM6/04/2023E

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Like many fruits, apples contain not only fructose and glucose, but also sucrose, a dimerof fructose and glucose. Synthesizing sucrose is endergonic and so not spontaneous. Onerole of ATP is to facilitate reactions that would not occur spontaneously. The threephosphate groups are electron rich and tend to repel each other. Therefore, ATP is a bitlike a compressed spring, ready to kick off one phosphate group releasing energy.Consider: Fructose + glucose --> Sucrose delta G= 6.4 kcal/mol ATP --> ADP + Pi delta G= -7.3 kcal/mol a. Draw a simple energy diagram (including the relative energy of the reactants andproducts) that shows why the sucrose synthesis reaction doesn’t occur spontaneously. b. How could having these two reactions occur at the same time help with sucroseproduction? c. Draw the energy diagram that shows all the reactants and products for the combinedreactions. d. What is delta G for the combined reactions? e. Name a few of the biological processes in the body that…
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