| Front | What is the 3rd and final step of gluconeognesis |
| Back | The conversion glucose-6-phosphate into glucose by glucose-6-phosphotase(only found in liver or kidney, so these are the only organs that can make free glucose to enter circulation) |
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| Front | What happens to lactate in order to turn it back into pyruvate and what enzyme is involved and what is special about RBC'S |
| Back | Lactate is turned into pyruvate by lactate dehydrogenase, RBC's have no mitochondria so can only preform anearobic respiration |
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| Front | What are other feedstocks into the gluconeogenic pathway |
| Back | TCA cycle intermediates derived from amino acids e.g. succinyl CoA (glucogenic AAs)Glycerol from the breakdown of triglycerides by glycerol kinase and then glycerol 3 phophate dehydrogenase to make DHAP |
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