What are the major control enzymes of glycolysis?

The major control enzymes of glycolysis are:

· Hexokinase – It converts glucose into glucose-6-phosphate by making use     of one ATP, which is then converted to ADP.

· Phosphofructokinase – It converts fructose-6-phosphate into fructose-         1, 6-bisphosphate also by using one ATP, which is then converted to ADP.

· Pyruvate Kinase – It converts Phosphoenolpyruvate to pyruvate, at the         same time converting ADP to ATP.

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