This document discusses fructose metabolism and disorders that can occur. It covers how muscle cells and phosphoglucoisomerase are involved in fructose metabolism. It also examines two disorders: fructokinase deficiency which causes fructose to appear in blood and urine, and aldose B deficiency which impacts the conversion of glucose to fructose. The supervised prepared the document on fructose metabolism for five students.

1. Fructose Metabolism
Supervised by: Dr. Hardi Rafat Baqi
Prepared by:
Rebwar Adil | Abdullah Yasin | Rawand Dler | Radwan Rushdi | Rebaz Sabah

16. Muscle Cells

17. Muscle Cells

18. Vs

20. Phosphoglucoisomerase

21. Phosphoglucoisomerase

22. Phosphoglucoisomerase
*Bypass
*Byproduct

23. Phosphoglucoisomerase

24. Disorders in Fructose
Metabolism

25. Fructokinase
Deficiency
Fructose in blood/urine

27. Aldose B
Deficiency

28. Aldose B
Deficiency

29. Aldose B
Deficiency

30. Aldose B Deficiency

31. Aldose B Deficiency

32. Aldose B Deficiency

33. Aldose B Deficiency

34. Aldose B Deficiency

35. Aldose B Deficiency