If you look at a big metabolic chart, like a detailed road map, youâll see that PFK is the first âcommittedâ enzyme for glycolysis. It is tempting to think that hexokinase/glucokinase should be the one, but the product, Glucose 6-phosphate has man...
The first settlement in the region of present-day Cairo was al-Fustat, founded in A. D. 641 as a military encampment by the Arabic commander 'Amr ibn al-'As. Under the dynasties that ruled Egypt over the following centuries, the town grew into a major port city. In A. D. 969 Jawhar, the leader of an Islamic sect called the Fatimids, founded a new city near al-Fustat, initially naming it al-Mansuriyah (its name was later changed to al-Qahirah, or Cairo). When the Fatimids became the rulers of Egypt, founding a dynasty that lasted for two centuries, Cairo became their capital. When Saladin, a Sunni Muslim, defeated the Crusaders and founded the Ayyubid dynasty in the twelfth century, he retained Cairo as his capital, and it became the center of a vast empire.
Well, this is a quite mysterious question, but very easy to answer. Egypt started somewhere near the 15 century. This question was answered by a 10 year old girl.Answer. This answer comes from someone who at 10 years of age realised the history of Egypt written by the Egyptologists and Archaeologists was quite at odds with the Biblical account of Egypt's history.slam is the dominant religion is Egypt with 94.7 percent of  population being Muslim. Islam reached Egypt in 639 AD when Muslim  general Amr Ibn Al-As led an army of just 4 â¦ 000 started the conquest  of Byzantine Egypt in the time of Muslim Caliph Umar ibn  Al-Khitaab. The conquest completed in 641 AD.