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Name reducing agent and oxidizing agent and what happens to it:
AH2 + B -> A + BH2 |
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AH2 is the reducing agent that becomes oxidized
B is the oxidizing agent that becomes reduced |
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transfer of E-
Always 2 substrates and 2 products |
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| accepts e-, gains and ends up with more e- |
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| donte e- loses, ends up with reduced number of e- |
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| when oxidizing agents are reduced |
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| they can be the reducing agent |
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| Completely oxided vs reduced carbon= |
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| NAD+ is (oxided or reduced?) |
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| oxidized, it can accept hydride ions to make NADH. |
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| Pyramidine group accepts the e- |
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organic cmpds req in small amount in diet
water- B, C
fat- ADEK |
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riboflavin
in FAD/FMN= oxidizing agents |
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| vitamin C is a good -- agent |
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D:bones
E: reducing agent
K:blood klot |
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pellagra
corn no lime bc corn deficient in niacin and tryptophan
4D's: diarrhea, dermatis, dementia, death |
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