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added the fates of glucose 6 phosphate. didn't touch much on regulation or the specifics
[edit] About the Glucose-6-P properties
Hiya! I've seen the template used for this article, and I must say it's a great help... for other compunds. Why? I don't think that the G6P does have a flash point, or maybe it's impossible to find it at the moment. Shouldn't there be a template for compunds like this? All the properties from the sections "phase behavior", "safety", and solid/liquid/gas properties should be removed as they are unknown, possibly impossible to be known and of inaplicabble (or none) use. --Andycyca|say... 01:23, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
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I've given this a B, not sure if it's quite up to B standard since I don't know how much more detail the 'perfect' article would have. Feel free to adjust as necessary. Richard001 00:49, 19 August 2007 (UTC)