Created by gina_evans0312
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Question | Answer |
Role | Used by the body to recover Alanine and convert it into glucose for use |
Source of Alanine | Produced by the muscles by aa breakdown |
(1) Leucine Aminotransferase | Converts leucine to glutamate |
(2) Alanine Aminotransferase | Pyruvate + Glutamate --> Alanine + Alphaketoglutarate |
(3) Alanine Transferal | Alanine is moved by the blood to the liver |
(4) Alanine in the liver | Alanine + Alphaketoglutarate (prod by other reactions) --> Glutamate (urea cycle) + Pyruvate |
(5) Pyruvate in the liver | Converted to glucose, which is transported in the blood back to the muscle |
(6) Glucose in the muscle | Converted to pyruvate, which is used to make alanine, and the cycle starts again |
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