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Adipose tissues contain high levels of fructose. Fructose can enter the glycolytic pathway directly through the reaction
Fructose + ATP <-->Fructose-6-phosphate + ADP
(a) Calculate the standard Gibbs energy change (ïGï°â) for this reaction.
(b) If fructose is substituted for glucose in âglycolysis,â what would the overall reaction be for the conversion of fructose to glyceraldehyde-3-P, Part 1 of glycolysis? Calculate ïGï°â and ïG. Assume that the concentration of fructose is 5.0 mM.
(c) What would the overall reaction be for the complete metabolic cycle (Part 1 + Part 2). Calculate ïGï°â and ïG.
Adipose tissues contain high levels of fructose. Fructose can enter the glycolytic pathway directly through the reaction
Fructose + ATP <-->Fructose-6-phosphate + ADP
(a) Calculate the standard Gibbs energy change (ïGï°â) for this reaction.
(b) If fructose is substituted for glucose in âglycolysis,â what would the overall reaction be for the conversion of fructose to glyceraldehyde-3-P, Part 1 of glycolysis? Calculate ïGï°â and ïG. Assume that the concentration of fructose is 5.0 mM.
(c) What would the overall reaction be for the complete metabolic cycle (Part 1 + Part 2). Calculate ïGï°â and ïG.