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  1. find the metabolic pathway of glycolysis in Escherechia coli k-12
  2. Repair pykf enzyme classification numbers
  3. Provide the substrate and product structure involved in the pykf catalyzed reaction
  4. From the enzyme sheet on KEGG PATHWAY, give the two ID numbers of the two isoenzymes in uniprot
  5. Give the two FASTA sequences of the two isoenzymes from the UNIPORT database
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two ID numbers of the two isoenzymes

What kind of ID numbers? Can you give an example?

i dont know i cant remembrer

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  1. find the metabolic pathway of glycolysis in Escherechia coli k-12
  2. Repair pykf enzyme classification numbers 3.Provide the substrate and product structure involved in the pykf catalyzed reaction 4.From the enzyme sheet on KEGG PATHWAY, give the two ID numbers of the two isoenzymes in uniprot 5 / Give the two FASTA sequences of the two isoenzymes from the UNIPORT database

yes and i cant found the isoenzyme identification number

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no i found this exercice and i want to solve it as a revision for me and i can not solve the 4'th and the 5th questions

seems home work to me.

Have you found the right pathway and then the gene you are looking for on KEGG?

Once you get to that step you will be able to find the information you need by clicking on the EC number of the enzyme.

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