Monday 20 February 2012

the function of Adenylate kinase


Adenylate kinase uses AMP metabolic signals produced or downregulated during exercise, stress response, food consumption, hormone changes.  Adenylate kinase relays deliver AMP signals to metabolic sensors. It facilitates decoding of cellular information by catalyzing nucleotide exchange in the intimate “sensing zone” of metabolic sensors.
Through a chain of sequential reactions,  Adenylate kinase  facilitates transfer and utilization of γ- and β-phosphoryls in the ATP molecule.
Adenylate kinase reads the cellular energy state, generates, tunes, and communicates AMP signals to metabolic sensors. In this way,  Adenylate kinase  is able to convey information about the overall energy balance. AMP-sensors inhibit ATP consumption and promote ATP production.

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