Phosphorylase vs Kinase vs Phosphatase vs Phosphorylation : …
2023年1月19日 · Phosphatase = enzyme that takes a phosphate (I like to remember the T is take) kinase = enzyme that transfers phosphate from ATP to phosphorylate another. phosphorylation = process of adding a phosphate. Phosphorylation is when you put a phosphate on something. Usually the phosphate comes from atp or gtp.
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2017年6月13日 · Kinase: transferring/adding a P-group from a high energy carrier (like ATP) to other molecules. Phosphorylase: transferring/adding a P-group from an inorganic phosphate. Phosphatase: removes a P-group from a molecule.
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2020年6月16日 · Kinase adds phosphate from atp (an organic phosphate because it’s attached to a molecule made in the body). Phosphorylase adds it from any other source (inorganic) Kinase - adds phosphate group. Phosphate is from ATP (organic) to substrate. Phosphorylase - adds phosphate group.
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2020年7月1日 · 2. Add a Comment. Sort by: Search Comments. [deleted] • 4 yr. ago. Kinases and phosphorylase do similar things, but the reason behind their actions are different. Kinases transfer a phosphate group from ATP onto their target molecule. So Kinase takes Phosphate from ATP to make ---> ADP and Phospho-Protein X.
Mnemonic to remember phosphatase vs phosphorylase : r/Mcat
2020年7月14日 · Mnemonic to remember phosphatase vs phosphorylase. Mnemonic: Phospha tase will slap the phosphate tase out your mouth. Phosphorylase: adds phosphate to a polymer. Phosphatase: removes a phosphate from a polymer. How about, "phosphatase, phospha-take!" Nice and simple.
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2018年5月9日 · MoreGeneral • 5 yr. ago. Kinases add phosphate groups from ATP, and phosphatases remove them. PG Kinase can do either as it is reversible, and it was named for the reaction where it adds a phosphate group. This is likely confusing because we predominantly look at the reverse of that reaction, when it is removing the group, and it was probably ...
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2016年6月7日 · In the glycolysis reaction, it generates ATP as a product (the "backwards" reaction). I believe a phosphatase hydrolyzes a phosphate to organic phosphate. As a result, a phosphatase reverses the action of a kinase, but it is not the reverse reaction. I believe the reverse reaction of a phosphatase is that of a phosphorylase, which adds a ...
What is diff between Phosphorylase vs Kinase? : r/Mcat - Reddit
What is diff between Phosphorylase vs Kinase? Phosphorylase: adds a phosphate group from inorganic phosphates Kinase: adds a phosphate group from energy species like ATP. Kinase is a transferase (it transfers a phosphate from another molecule like ATP to another). Phosphorylase uses a regular inorganic phosphate floating around to add a ...
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2018年12月25日 · B) Phosphatase (this is the correct answer) C) Kinase D) Isomerase Relevant passage info: "The Arf1 GTPase activating protein (GAP) catalyzes the conversion of Arf1-bound GTP to GDP and inorganic phosphate, thereby converting the protein to the inactive form." Ok so initially I thought phosphatase, because GAP is removing a phosphate.
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2023年4月13日 · Sort by: Search Comments. [deleted] • 1 yr. ago. No you fool. (jk) Phosphorylase adds phosphate groups from inorganic molecules. Kinase adds phosphate groups from ATP (catalyzes nucleophilic attack I believe) Phosphatase removes phosphate groups through hydrolysis. 30.