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Glycogen synthetase from skeletal muscle is rapidly inactivated by DEPC. In the presence of the substrate UDPG only 50% of the enzyme activity is lost. The concomitant addition of both UDPG and the allosteric activator glucose-6-phosphate almost completely prevents the inactivation by DEPC. Since glucose-6-phosphate alone does not prevent the inactivation by DEPC, it is concluded that it is effective through a potentiation of the effects of UDPG, possibly through a conformational change of the enzyme.
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