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<h1> Fun </h1>
<h1> Fun </h1>
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<p>Who says that science can't be fun?</p>
<p>Who says that science can't be fun?</p>
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<b>Cyano Machine</b>
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<br> To the tune of Yellow Submarine
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<br> by Muriel Eaton <br>
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<b>Glycolysis: A Poem</b>
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(with help from my friends Lennon and McCartney) <br> <br>
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<br> by Alec Adams <br><br>
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In the lab where I was born,<br>
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Lived cyano-bacteria,<br>
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And he produced biofuels, <br>
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From conversion of pyruvate, <br> <br>
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So we expressed an active gene, <br>
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Till the bottle neck was reduced, <br>
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And produced lots of alkanes, <br>
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In our cyano powered world, <br><br>
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We all live in a cyano powered world, <br>
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Cyano powered world, cyano powered world, <br>
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We all live in a cyano powered world, <br>
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Cyano powered world, cyano powered world, <br><br>
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And our enzymes are all aboard <br>
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To make a standard biobrick<br>
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And the sun begins to burn<br><br>
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We all live in a cyano powered world<br>
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Cyano powered world, cyano powered world<br>
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We all live in a cyano powered world<br>
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Cyano powered world, cyano powered world<br><br>
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Full speed ahead Mr. Kessler, full speed ahead<br>
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PCR it is, Sgt.<br>
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Cut the gene, drop the gene<br>
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Aye, aye, Sir, aye, aye<br>
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Captain, captain<br><br>
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Glycolysis always just starts with glucose, <br>
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As we make a biomachine (bio-‘chine)<br>
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In the cytosol, now glucose where do you go? <br>
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The world is using fuel clean<br>
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It could fly away, to the extracellular space, <br>
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(World of us, fuel clean)<br>
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But it gets phosphorylated by hexokinase, <br>
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Sky of blue and cyano of green<br>
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It costs ATP, to make G-6-P, <br>
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(Sky of blue, cyano of green)<br>
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But now it's trapped in the cell, and can proceed, <br>
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In our cyano powered world<br>
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If there's plenty of ATP, and insulin, <br>
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(In our cyano, powered, aha)<br><br>
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Then we've got the conditions to make glycogen, <br>
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Product inhibition by HK's alright, <br>
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But  we need ATP: we isomerize... <br>
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To fructose-6-phosphate, are you listening yet? <br>
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Cause PFK's the rate limiting step, <br>
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Inhibited yes, by allosterically fitting, <br>
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And changing the enzyme, it's finicky, this could be... <br>
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From PCr, ATP and apparently, <br>
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Citrate and H plus also works merrily, <br>
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To enhance, the rate take a stance, <br>
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With ADP, AMP, Pi and dance, <br>
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One last time, ATP is consumed, <br>
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To make fructose-1-6-diphosphate, it's all true, <br>
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That 6 carbon has to go, all the way, <br>
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To 3 carbon backbones, by aldolase, <br>
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Making dihydroxyacetone, phosphate, <br>
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And to the other 3-C backbone it can go, <br>
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And isomerize, <br><br>
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To 3-phosphoglyceraldehyde, <br>
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With Pi, the enzyme, is a dehydrogenase , <br>
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It always makes NADH, and that's all it takes, <br>
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But wait, we added a phosphate to the substrate, <br>
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1-3-diphosphoglycerate, <br><br>
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We find ways with a kinase for ATP making, <br>
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We all live in a cyano powered world<br>
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The next enzyme catalyzes substrate phosphorylating, <br>
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A cyano powered world, cyano powered world<br>
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are we even with ATP? you can believe it, <br>
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We all live in a cyano powered world<br>
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Make 3-phosphoglycerate and kinase does speed it, <br>
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A cyano powered world, cyano powered world<br><br>
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Then we do make 2-phosphoglycerate with a mutase, <br>
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Which will enolize to phosphoenopyruvate, <br>
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Now for the "pay-off" as it's often called, <br>
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We get 2 ATP cause we double it alllllll.... <br>
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Of it with pyruvate kinase we control, <br>
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The reaction it happens cause PEP makes it go, <br>
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But it goes slow with PCr and citrate, <br>
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2 net ATP in the end and that's great! <br><br>
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We've gone a long way, and by coming this far, <br>
 
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We make pyruvate and now here we are, <br>
 
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Are aerobic or anaerobic? <br>
 
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We can be both, whichever you pick, <br>
 
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At steady state or low intensity, <br>
 
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We predominantly do OP-ETC, <br>
 
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If we need energy fast we can run, <br>
 
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To LDH, and fermentation, <br>
 
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H+ is bad, but lactate is fuel, <br>
 
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It's used in the liver and muscle tissue, <br>
 
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It's a reduction reaction because, <br>
 
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We oxidize NADH and H+,<br>
 
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To cycle it back, as a cofactor, <br>
 
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For g-3-p-d, H know why it matters, <br>
 
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Hope you could follow it, that's all there is, <br>
 
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To explaining the basics of glycolysis! <br><br>
 
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Fun

Who says that science can't be fun?

Cyano Machine
To the tune of Yellow Submarine
by Muriel Eaton
(with help from my friends Lennon and McCartney)

In the lab where I was born,
Lived cyano-bacteria,
And he produced biofuels,
From conversion of pyruvate,

So we expressed an active gene,
Till the bottle neck was reduced,
And produced lots of alkanes,
In our cyano powered world,

We all live in a cyano powered world,
Cyano powered world, cyano powered world,
We all live in a cyano powered world,
Cyano powered world, cyano powered world,

And our enzymes are all aboard
To make a standard biobrick
And the sun begins to burn

We all live in a cyano powered world
Cyano powered world, cyano powered world
We all live in a cyano powered world
Cyano powered world, cyano powered world

Full speed ahead Mr. Kessler, full speed ahead
PCR it is, Sgt.
Cut the gene, drop the gene
Aye, aye, Sir, aye, aye
Captain, captain

As we make a biomachine (bio-‘chine)
The world is using fuel clean
(World of us, fuel clean)
Sky of blue and cyano of green
(Sky of blue, cyano of green)
In our cyano powered world
(In our cyano, powered, aha)

We all live in a cyano powered world
A cyano powered world, cyano powered world
We all live in a cyano powered world
A cyano powered world, cyano powered world

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