Flouride is an inhibitor of glycolysis. Which enzymes are inhibited by Fluoride? Check all that apply. pyruvate kinase

glyceraldehyde phosphate dehydrogenase

phosphoglucoisomerase

hexokinase

enolase

phosphoglycerokinase

phosphoglyceromutase

triose phosphate isomerase

aldolase

phosphofructokinase

The answer is Enolase.

Explanation:

The reason why is because "Fluoride inhibits enolase, which is far downstream in the glycolytic pathway. Enzymes upstream of enolase remain active and continue to metabolize glucose until substrates are exhausted."

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