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Chapter 15: Q5CP (page 497)

Summarize the types of catalytic mechanisms involved. Do any glycolytic enzymes require cofactors?

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ATP and AMP are the cofactors.

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01

Co-factors

The molecules which is required for the enzymes and used for its activity called cofactors.

02

Catalytic Mechanisms

The catalysis is done by using the phosphorylating the glucose. The complexed ATP is a competitive inhibitor for hexokinase. ATP and AMP are cofactors. AMP enhance the activity of phosphofructokinase and ATP inhibits the same.

03

Conclusion

Thus, it has been done to catalyse the glucose. ATP and AMP are the cofactors.

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