Phosphoglucokinase is important as it helps in the activation of the phosphoglucomutase enzyme.
Phosphoglucokinase activity generates G1,6P, which is necessary to "prime" phosphoglucomutase that has become dephosphorylated and thereby inactivated through the loss of its G1,6P reaction intermediate.
When blood glucose levels are high, phosphoglucomutase also has the reverse effect. In this instance, phosphoglucomutase catalyzes the breakdown of glucose 6-phosphate, which hexokinase can readily produce from glucose, to glucose 1-phosphate.
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Mitosis:
2n
2 daughter cells produced
2 genetically identical daughter cells produced
Four phases of Mitosis
Meiosis:
n
4 daughter cells produced
Each daughter cells genetically different than the other.
8 phases of Meiosis not including Interphase
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