Gluconeogenesis

look up the cori cycle. Lactate is recycled to the liver where it can be used in gluconeogenesis to regenerate glucose...

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... via anaerobic glycolysis and secreted into the blood. There, it serves as a chemical buffer. From there, it largely is used by the liver (gluconeogenesis) or the heart (oxidation). "Lactate is your friend".

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can any one give me example for cell signaling gene activation For example, cortisol. Activates gluconeogenesis genes and suppresses some immune system genes. Actually, any hormone is an intercellular message whose ultimate effect is gene activation/suppression.

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... are the ones we've studied so far: glycogen synthesis (from starch) glycogen breakdown (from hunger/fear via glucagon/epinephrine) glycolysis gluconeogenesis TCA cycle Electron Transport Chain Oxidative Phosphorylation ATP Synthesis Via Proton Gradient Here's my understanding of it so far: ...

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actually, triglycerides can be turned into glucose in human through beta-oxidation and gluconeogenesis pathway (logically). But unfortunately, degradation of fat into acetyl-CoA through beta-oxidation occurs when the level of acetyl-CoA is low, meanwhile gluconeogenesis ...

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