#gluconeogenesis

[learmonti]

[chemistryoftears]

survived my first exam, oh yeaaaaa. we're starting a biochemistry unit now so it's time to relearn all the metabolic pathways again sigh. this is my summary sheet for the glycolysis and gluconeogenesis lectures we had yesterday

[drawittoknowitmedical]

Biochemistry Glossary: Gluconeogenesis

Click through the Flashcards for a quick review of Gluconeogenesis! 

[hxlinn]

[medblrforlife]

The liver is the major source of gluconeogenesis under ordinary conditions, typically 80-90% of your glucose [from gluconeogenesis] comes from your liver. So, be kind to your liver.

Biochem Prof. 3

[organichemistry101]

I had my biochemistry final today :.D last final of the semester! One more semester left... WHAT AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE? Oh well, 3 weeks off to figure it out. If any of you guys need help in general chemistry I or II (acid/base chemistry, titrations, buffers, electrochemistry), genetics, organic chemistry I or II, and biochemistry I have time off to help out! My inbox is EMPTY. Perhaps it's because it's scary WHEN I USE ALL CAPS. I swear ITS BECAUSE IM JUST EXCITED ALL. THE. TIME. LET'S GET SpOoooOOooPy. spooky / spoopy IN DECEMBER HECK YEAS.

[mutantxylenes]

[mymed-studentlife]

Biochemistry notes.... After studying biochemistry for two weeks I must say I have developed a love-hate relationship with this subject kind of like with the anatomy.I love learning about the metabolism of carbohydrates, everything makes sense, every puzzle belongs on the right place. But I cannot say the same for enzymes. I just hate haye that part of biochemistry. Learning about enzyme kinetics, alosteric enzymes.... it's just not fun at all for me. Maybe I haven't found the method of studyng enzymes. Any suggestions? My biochem exam is in three weeks . So for the next two weeks I will have to learn everything about vitamins, cellular respiration(which hopefully I will finish today), gluconeogenesis, pentose phosphate pathway and everything about the metabolism of lipids. So fantastic?! Am I right? the perks of being a med student