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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>====Organ specialization====<br />
In [[multicellular]] [[eukaryote]]s, cells in different [[organ (anatomy)|organs]] and [[tissue (biology)|tissues]] have different patterns of [[gene expression]] and therefore have different sets of enzymes (known as [[isozyme]]s) available for metabolic reactions. This provides a mechanism for regulating the overall metabolism of the organism. For example, [[hexokinase]], the first enzyme in the [[glycolysis]] pathway, has a specialized form called [[glucokinase]] expressed in the liver and [[pancreas]] that has a lower [[affinity (pharmacology)|affinity]] for glucose yet is more sensitive to glucose concentration. This enzyme is involved in sensing [[blood sugar]] and regulating insulin production.</div>FuzzyBot