Hello, does someone have a clear drawing that expresses all the biochemical pathways ( gluconeogenesis, glycolysis, ETC, citric acid cycle, glycogen synthesis, Cori cycle, the liver) how they are all integrated together?

Write out the complete process of respiration, including glycolysis, the Kreb's cycle, and electron transport chain, and oxidative phosphorylation. Highlight every substrate and product for each stage, and annotate the location of each stage in the cell.

Which of the following pathways produce ATP during cellular respiration.

Check All That Apply

a) glycolysis

b) electron transport chains

c)Calvin cycle

d) Krebs cycle

e) preparatory reaction

Biochemistry Question

In hypoglycemia, the liver is not utilizing glucose as an energy source while the rest of the body continues to use glycolysis to generate ATP. Explain in detail why this happens. Also, why is the liver not using glucose?

For Glycolysis, TCA cycle and Electron Transport, be able to name all the intermediates and what each step consumes or releases (NADH, ATP etc) Know the differences between GLUT 1, 2, 3 and 4

Amino acid structures and names

An amino acid has an alpha-carboxyl, an alpha-aminium group, and a delta-aminium group. The respective pKas of these three groups are 1.96, 8.65, and 10.70. What is the average, net charge of this amino acid when the pH equals pK1 (the pKa of the alpha-carboxyl group)?

You will investigate how unnatural amino acid mutagenesis works. Take time to examine what changes needed to be made to the tRNA to allow for an unnatural amino acid to be used instead of the native substrate. Also focus on what codons are used to recognize the modified tRNA. How many different codons are there that can be used? What are they called?