Glucose Glycogenognesis Liver Glycogenogelysis 4 Cori cycle Gigcogenoesesis PPP Lactate Glc-Ala cycle Glyrogenenesis -Pyruvate NADH Glycogeneolysis Alana ne Alanartarate Lipogenesis ATP Glutamate a-ketoglutarate Lipolysis Lipolysis Succinate GTP Citrate Mitochondrion Lipruvrate Azalocceta. MAS. Citrate Malate → Oxacyl-CoA Isocitrate AAT Oxaalacetate Ja a-Ketoglutarate Citrate NADH ATP CoQHol

Glucose Glycogenognesis Liver Glycogenogelysis 4 Cori cycle Gigcogenoesesis PPP Lactate Glc-Ala cycle Glyrogenenesis -Pyruvate NADH Glycogeneolysis Alana ne Alanartarate Lipogenesis ATP Glutamate a-ketoglutarate Lipolysis Lipolysis Succinate GTP Citrate Mitochondrion Lipruvrate Azalocceta. MAS. Citrate Malate → Oxacyl-CoA Isocitrate AAT Oxaalacetate Ja a-Ketoglutarate Citrate NADH ATP CoQHol

Biochemistry

6th Edition

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Author:Reginald H. Garrett, Charles M. Grisham

Publisher:Reginald H. Garrett, Charles M. Grisham

Chapter22: Gluconeogenesis, Glycogen Metabolism, And The Pentose Phosphate Pathway

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