Glycogen synthase is an enzyme important for making glycogen. In response to glucagon, glycogen synthase is Glycogen synthase is
an enzyme important for making glycogen. In response to glucagon, glycogen synthase is 1.inactivated by removing a phosphate group (dephosphorylation). 2.activated by phosphorylation. 3.inactivated by phosphorylation. 4.activated by removing a phosphate group (dephosphorylation).
Glycogen synthase is an enzyme, glycosyltransferase that is involved in the conversion of glucose into glycogen. There are two ways of the regulation of glycogen synthase:
allosteric regulation- via glucose-6-phosphate, which is activator of the enzyme
by phosphorilation-it deactivates the enzyme and it is triggered by glucagon from the pancreas.
The regulation of glycogen synthase is very important for glycogen metabolism and glucose storage.
A person's genotype is not determined by their phenotype. The genotype is the genetic makeup of an individual and is the basic instructions for how the cell should make proteins that make up our traits. The phenotype is the physical appearance or characteristics of the person.
Cancer is a disease of uncontrolled cellular growth. Your body has many mechanisms in place to prevent a cell from dividing uncontrollably. But when the DNA of a cell is mutated, the proteins that govern cell cycle activity can be changed, and a cell may be able to circumvent the body's mechanisms
