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Natali5045456 [20]
3 years ago
5

The synthesis of new glycogen molecules are initiated by the homodimeric protein, _________, that catalyzes the addition of 8 gl

ucose molecules to a tyronyl residue in the protein. Thus, glycogen molecules are actually a type of glycosylated protein
a) Glucogenin
b) Glycogenin
c) Amylogenin
d) Glycogen synthase
e) Branching enzyme
Biology
1 answer:
madreJ [45]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

b) Glycogenin

Explanation:

Glycogenin

Glycogenin is a small pre - existing fragment glycogen , that acts as a primer or gycogenin to start the process of glycogen synthesis .  

The Glycogenin accept the glucose from the UDP -Glc .

The Glycogenin has a tyrosine amino acid group , which have a hydroxyl group , on which the glucose unit is attached .  

The first molecules of Glucose to Glycogenin is transfered by the nezyme Glycogen initiator synthase .

Then ,  

<u>The Glycogenin take the remaining residue of glucose to form a primer fragment which acts as a the acceptor of the remaining glucose molecules  .</u>

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