Abstract
1.1. It would appear from the relative activities of key glycolytic enzymes that succinate is the main end product of glycolysis in both the mantle and the adductor muscle of the giant scallop.2.2. All but one of the enzymes involved in succinate formation were found to be cytoplasmic.3.3. The enzymes of the Bücher shuttle were found in the adductor muscle.4.4. The high activities of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase and fructose diphosphatase are compatible with active glycogen synthesis.
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