The Km (actually Kt, anyway) for the GLUT 3 (glucose transporter 3) is 1 mM. The concentrations of glucose (Gic) in the blood stream is 5 mM. Which ofthe following is the best interpretation of the results? (example 15-1.page 579-580)The velocity of glucose influx (transport inside the cell) is about 10% of the maximum velocity; the tissue expressing GLUT3 is not very active anddoes not need glucoseO The velocity of glucose influx (transport inside the cell) is about 50% of the maximum velocity; the tissue expressing GLUT3 needs a tightregulation of glucose transportationO The velocity of glucose influx (transport inside the cell) is about 80% of the maximum velocity; the tissue expressing GLUT3 needs almost aconstant supply of glucoseO The velocity of glucose influx (transport inside the cell is about 80% of the maximum velocity: the tissue expressing GLUT3 needs occasionalbouts of glucose

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The Km (actually Kt, anyway) for the GLUT 3 (glucose transporter 3) is 1 mM. The concentrations of glucose (Gic)in the blood stream is 5 mM. Which of the following is the best interpretation of the results? (example 15-1page 579-580) O The velocity of glucose influx (transport inside the cell) is about 10% of the maximum velocity, the tissue expressing GLUT3is not very active and does not need glucose O The velocity of glucose influx (transport inside the cell) is about SO% of the maximum velocity, the tissue expressing GLUT3 needs a tight regulation of glucose transportation O The velocity of glucose influx (transport inside the cell) is about 80N of the maximum velocity, the tissue expressing GLUT3 needs almost a constant supply of glucose O The velocity of glucose influx (transport inside the cell0 is about 80% of the maximum velocity: the tissue expressing GLUT3 needs occasional bouts of glucose

The Km (actually Kt, anyway) for the GLUT 3 (glucose transporter 3) is 1 mM. The concentrations of glucose (Gic)in the blood stream is 5 mM. Which of the following is the best interpretation of the results? (example 15-1page 579-580) O The velocity of glucose influx (transport inside the cell) is about 10% of the maximum velocity, the tissue expressing GLUT3is not very active and does not need glucose O The velocity of glucose influx (transport inside the cell) is about SO% of the maximum velocity, the tissue expressing GLUT3 needs a tight regulation of glucose transportation O The velocity of glucose influx (transport inside the cell) is about 80N of the maximum velocity, the tissue expressing GLUT3 needs almost a constant supply of glucose O The velocity of glucose influx (transport inside the cell0 is about 80% of the maximum velocity: the tissue expressing GLUT3 needs occasional bouts of glucose

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter10: Fuels, Organic Chemicals, And Polymers

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