All I can tell you is GSK3 is a regulatory enzyme that’s involved in gene expression (people have a higher tendency for bipolar disorder if it’s inactive). IIRC it also helps to activate/inactivate Glycogen Synthase (which inactivates/activates Phosphorylase) when people are at rest/moving (respectively).
Glycogen is a sugar molecule that muscles use to store energy; glycogen synthase creates it and phosphorylase breaks it down to glucose which is released into the blood. It wouldn’t be good to have both of them active at the same time, so there’s probably tens of kilograms of protein (enzymes) in ones body that makes sure that it doesn’t happen.
A consensus sequence is a DNA thing that I’m not too familiar with yet but to have consensus means tho amino acid residues you’ve found match your target, whatever it is, I think? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Zomg@piefed.world 1 week ago
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