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| electron source for anabolic where NAD+ is a target carrier of electrons for catabolic reactions |
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| pentose phosphate pathway importance |
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| important as a source of NADPH for anabolic reactions, such as fatty acid synthesis. |
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| pentose phosphate pathway produces |
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| NADPH is produced in the pathway as a result of oxidation of glucose-6-phosphate, among other things. |
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| transaldolase and transketolase. |
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| The Pentose Phosphate Pathway allows for mixing and matching of phosphorylated sugars having between 3 and 7 carbons. They accomplish this with two enzymes |
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| where dose the citric acid cycle occur? |
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| where the enzymes are dissolved |
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| inner foldings of the mitochondria |
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| 5 co enzymes that make acetyl-CoA? |
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| TPP,NAD,FAD,Co-enzyme A and lipoic acid. |
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| the enzyme not found in mitochondria matrix but in citric cycle |
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