PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
2256915-4	1990	Alpha-anomeric preference in lactate production from glucose was observed in glucokinase-loaded erythrocytes, whereas the beta anomer of glucose was more rapidly utilized than the alpha anomer in intact and unloaded erythrocytes.	Lactic Acid	29-36	glucokinase	Homo sapiens	77-88	
3026341-4	1986	At constant 5 mM-glucose and 2 mM-lactate concentrations insulin increased glucokinase flux by 35%; it decreased glucose-6-phosphatase flux from glycogen by 50%, from lactate by 15% and reverse flux from external glucose by 65%, i.e. overall by 40%.	Lactic Acid	34-41	glucokinase	Homo sapiens	75-86	
6257679-6	1981	The addition to the medium of glucose, fructose, pyruvate, or lactate enhanced the insulin-induced increase in glucokinase, but only fructose, pyruvate, and lactate increased the activity of the enzyme in the absence of insulin.	Lactic Acid	157-164	glucokinase	Homo sapiens	111-122	
33920410-6	2021	We show here that overexpression of GCK inhibits the proliferation of HCC cells via induction of intracellular lactate accumulation and subsequently causes energy crisis due to NAD+ depletion.	Lactic Acid	111-118	glucokinase	Homo sapiens	36-39	
6257679-6	1981	The addition to the medium of glucose, fructose, pyruvate, or lactate enhanced the insulin-induced increase in glucokinase, but only fructose, pyruvate, and lactate increased the activity of the enzyme in the absence of insulin.	Lactic Acid	62-69	glucokinase	Homo sapiens	111-122	
11600496-6	2002	Additional evidence for activation of distinct pathways of glycogen synthesis by GK and targeting subunits is provided by the additive effect of co-overexpression of the two types of proteins upon glycogen synthesis and a much larger stimulation of glucose utilization, glucose transport, and lactate production elicited by GK.	Lactic Acid	293-300	glucokinase	Homo sapiens	81-83