We have spent the better part of the last two months delving deep into the subject of Glucose metabolism in our Clinical Text. As we come to nearly the close of the author’s focus on Glycolysis, take a look to see how there may be new targets for diabetes and …

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Glycolysis: Glucose-6-phosphate not used for direct glycogen synthesis can be metabolized in the glycolytic pathway. About half of the glucose taken up by liver during duodenal glucose absorption will undergo glycolysis to pyruvate. The resulting pyruvate can be used for lipogenesis and amino acid synthesis, lactate production, or cycled back to glucose-6-phosphate for indirect glycogen synthesis.