Pub. Date : 2003 Jul 3
PMID : 12829248
4 Functional Relationships(s)Download |
Sentence | Compound Name | Protein Name | Organism |
| 1 | The potency of Glc-6-P for activation of liver GS is determined by its source, since Glc-6-P arising from the catalytic action of glucokinase (GK) is much more effective in mediating the activation of the enzyme than the same metabolite produced by hexokinase I (HK I). | Glucose-6-Phosphate | glucokinase | Homo sapiens |
| 2 | The potency of Glc-6-P for activation of liver GS is determined by its source, since Glc-6-P arising from the catalytic action of glucokinase (GK) is much more effective in mediating the activation of the enzyme than the same metabolite produced by hexokinase I (HK I). | Glucose-6-Phosphate | glucokinase | Homo sapiens |
| 3 | The potency of Glc-6-P for activation of liver GS is determined by its source, since Glc-6-P arising from the catalytic action of glucokinase (GK) is much more effective in mediating the activation of the enzyme than the same metabolite produced by hexokinase I (HK I). | Glucose-6-Phosphate | glucokinase | Homo sapiens |
| 4 | The potency of Glc-6-P for activation of liver GS is determined by its source, since Glc-6-P arising from the catalytic action of glucokinase (GK) is much more effective in mediating the activation of the enzyme than the same metabolite produced by hexokinase I (HK I). | Glucose-6-Phosphate | glucokinase | Homo sapiens |