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Calculate the free energy change at 37°C for the gluconeogenic reaction converting Fructose-6-phosphate (F6P) to Glucose-6-phosphate (G6P), given that ΔGº' is -1.7 kJ/mol and the cellular concentrations are F6P = 14.0 microM and G6P = 0.08 milliM.+2.7 kJ/mol-4.7kJ/mol-6.2 kJ/mol+3.6 kJ/mol-3.7 kJ/mol
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