Glucose PI ATP H2o Gluconeogenesis Gluose-8-phosphate Glycolysis do lunderstand

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Glucose PI ATP H2o Gluconeogenesis Gluose-8-phosphate Glycolysis do lunderstand right is Pi the same has saying CAMP? PI ATP fructose bis- H20 ADP is it saying that we have one phosphate? is it saying we have one phosphate in a molecule of also adenine? triose phosphate Pi NAD NAD P what is cAMP? why is it cyclic? is it only a molecule of adenine with one phosphate and it becomes a cycle just because or is their also a non cyclic AMP? NADH4H NADH H 1,3-Bisphosphoglycerate ADP onase ATP ATP 2- conused! thanks for the help! CO2+ GDP Phosphoenalpyruvate ADP Oxaloacelate pyruvate kinase Lets look into the first stepP ADP ATP Pyrevate more closely ATP +CO 28

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1. No pi and cAMP are not same. Pi is inorganic phosphate and cAMP is cyclic adenosine monophosphate. Pi is formed as atp is broken down into adp and another phosphate molecule. Whereas cyclic amp would be synthesised with adenylate cyclase which would serve as a secondary messenger.

Adenylate cyclase gets activated through the G protein coupled receptors, which act as the signaling molecule. This is a derivative of atp and would be used in the transductioN pathways. As cAMP gets decomposed, it gets converted to adenosine monophosohate. This takes place by the enzyme phosphodiesterase.

There is one phosphate group, atteached ro ribose along with adenosine present in a cyclic structure.

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