Q2: HOW IS GLYCOLYSIS REGULATED UNDER THESE CONDITIONS? LOW ATP HIGH AΤΡ INCREASED INSULIN LOW BLOOD...

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Q2: HOW IS GLYCOLYSIS REGULATED UNDER THESE CONDITIONS? LOW ATP HIGH AΤΡ INCREASED INSULIN LOW BLOOD SUGAR LEVELS

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Regulation of glycolysis under given conditions:-

At low ATP :- Rate of glycolysis increase

At High ATP :- Glycolysis is inhibited by increasing ATP

At increased insulin :- as insulin increases glycolysis rate also increases to lower the blood sugar level.

At low blood sugar levels :- the rate of glycolysis process is comparatively slower than normal.

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