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Ketohexokinases (KHK-C)

Cat# DIA-756
Descriptions Ketohexokinases (KHK-C), the liver-specific isoform of ketohexokinase, catalyzes the phosphorylation of fructose to fructose-1-phosphate as the first step of hepatic fructolysis, and is a critical research target for metabolic syndrome and fructose-induced metabolic disorders.
Applications Ketohexokinases (KHK-C) serves as a tool for fructose metabolism detection kits and metabolic syndrome related assay reagent development.
CAS No. 127-1-36
Enzyme Commission Number EC 2.7.1.3
Enzyme Source E.coli recombinant Ketohexokinases from Homo sapiens.
Reaction Fructose+ATP = fructose-1-P+ADP
Activity Definition One unit is defineded as the amount of enzyme that consume 1Mumol ATP and fructose to form fructose-1-P per min at 37°C.
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