Sandbox max quiz 2

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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glucokinase Glucokinase] which is a specific form of hexokinase and plays a special role in glycolysis. Unlike other hexokinases glucokinase has low affinity and is not product inhibited. What specific functions might glucokinase serve in the cell?
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- rapid consumption of glucose
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Position of protein in relation to membrane bilayer (red represents periplasmic side while blue represents cytoplasmic layer) (2oau).

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Morph: 2oau to 2vv5.

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{Using the scene to the right showing the structure of E. coli McsS as well as the morph between the open and closed conformation, which side undergoes the most major conformational change.

Cytosolic
Periplasmic
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