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How does the inhibition of the enzyme phosphofructokinase (PFK) affect the glycolytic pathway and ultimately the production of ATP in muscle cells during exercise?

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What are the biochemical mechanisms behind the signal transduction pathways of the hormone insulin, and how do these pathways regulate glucose metabolism in the liver and skeletal muscle?

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How does the hormonal regulation and signaling system work in the human body to maintain blood glucose levels? Provide a molecular-level explanation of the role of insulin and glucagon in this process.

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How does the regulation of the glycolytic pathway differ between aerobic and anaerobic conditions in humans?

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How does the regulation of the glycolytic pathway differ between aerobic and anaerobic conditions in human muscle cells?

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How does the regulation of the glycolytic pathway differ in a healthy cell compared to a cancer cell?

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How does the glycolytic pathway regulate glucose metabolism in the human body, and what role does the enzyme phosphofructokinase play in this process?

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How does the regulation of the glycolytic pathway differ between aerobic and anaerobic conditions in mammalian cells, and what are the key enzymes and molecules involved in this regulation?

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What are the key regulatory enzymes involved in the glycolysis pathway and how do they control the flux of glucose metabolism in the body?

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What is the mechanism behind the regulation of the glycolysis pathway in the human body? How can the rate-limiting steps be manipulated to control glucose utilization for energy production in metabolic diseases such as diabetes?

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