Biology
- Glycolysis
Glycolysis the breakdown of a glucose molecule into two pyruvate molecules. It is an example of substrate level phosphorylation. It occurs in the cytoplasm, whether in aerobic or anaerobic conditions. Glucose > Glucose-6-phosphate > Fructose-6-phosphate...
- Q & A
Questions Plants derive energy from the _____________ of Glucose into __________. The time in which a cell oxidizes glucose is known as______. The oxidation of glucose into pyruvate is a process known as__________. What is the energy released during glycolysis...
- Glycolysis
Term: glycolysisLiterally meaning: ?dissolution of the sugar?Origin: Anc Greek??????/glycos(=sweet) as glycose, an older term for glucose +?????/lysis(=dissolution, degradation > verb ???/leo =break up, solve, loose, degradate)Coined/HistoryIn 1897...
- Glycogenesis
Term: glycogenesisLiterally meaning: ?process of sugar production ?Origin: Anc Greek??????/glycos(=sweet) as glycose, an older term for glucose,+???????/genesis(=origin) >?????/ genea(=generation) > ?????/geno (=birth to, produce)Coined/History(?)Glycogen...
- Glycogen
Term: glycogenLiterally meaning: ?producing sweet?Origin: Greek?????????/glycag?no(=glycogen)>??????/glycos(=sweet) as glycose, an older term for glucose +?????/geno (=birth to, produce) >???????/genesis(=origin) >?????/ genea(=generationCoined/History(?)Glycogen...
Biology
glucose
Term: glucose
Literally meaning: ?sweet like?
Origin: Greek
??????/glycos(=sweet, delightful,) as glycose, an older term for glucose .
Coined/History
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Glucose was discovered in 1747 by German chemist Andreas Marrgraf (1709-1782), who isolated it in raisins. In 1838 French chemist Jean-Baptiste Dumas (1800-1884) coined the term glucose and finally the structure of molecule was identified by German chemist and recipient of the Nobel Prize Emil Fischer (1852?1919).
Definition
Glucose (C6H12O6), also is a simple sugar (monosaccharite). Glucose is a major source of energy for most cells and the main products of photosynthesis.
- Glycolysis
Glycolysis the breakdown of a glucose molecule into two pyruvate molecules. It is an example of substrate level phosphorylation. It occurs in the cytoplasm, whether in aerobic or anaerobic conditions. Glucose > Glucose-6-phosphate > Fructose-6-phosphate...
- Q & A
Questions Plants derive energy from the _____________ of Glucose into __________. The time in which a cell oxidizes glucose is known as______. The oxidation of glucose into pyruvate is a process known as__________. What is the energy released during glycolysis...
- Glycolysis
Term: glycolysisLiterally meaning: ?dissolution of the sugar?Origin: Anc Greek??????/glycos(=sweet) as glycose, an older term for glucose +?????/lysis(=dissolution, degradation > verb ???/leo =break up, solve, loose, degradate)Coined/HistoryIn 1897...
- Glycogenesis
Term: glycogenesisLiterally meaning: ?process of sugar production ?Origin: Anc Greek??????/glycos(=sweet) as glycose, an older term for glucose,+???????/genesis(=origin) >?????/ genea(=generation) > ?????/geno (=birth to, produce)Coined/History(?)Glycogen...
- Glycogen
Term: glycogenLiterally meaning: ?producing sweet?Origin: Greek?????????/glycag?no(=glycogen)>??????/glycos(=sweet) as glycose, an older term for glucose +?????/geno (=birth to, produce) >???????/genesis(=origin) >?????/ genea(=generationCoined/History(?)Glycogen...