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Normally PFK-1 is activated by AMP and phosphate (and inhibited by ATP) so i would imagine PFK-1 would be more active in the brain and less active in the liver because of the particular concentrations. This makes sense to me because the brain depends on glucose breakdown much more than the liver does.
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Normally PFK-1 is activated by AMP and phosphate (and inhibited by ATP) so i would imagine PFK-1 would be more active in the brain and less active in the liver because of the particular concentrations. This makes sense to me because the brain depends on glucose breakdown much more than the liver does.
