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In the link reaction pyruvate loses carbon dioxide and hydrogen. What terms are used to describe these two processes?
Is it Glycolysis?
Is it Glycolysis?
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In the link reaction pyruvate loses carbon dioxide and hydrogen. What terms are used to describe these two processes?
Is it Glycolysis?
In the link reaction pyruvate loses carbon dioxide and hydrogen. What terms are used to describe these two processes?
Is it Glycolysis?
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There is no link
There is no link
Maybe it is using a terminology to avoid giving the answer?
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the question says link, but I'm not sure
Maybe it is using a terminology to avoid giving the answer?
the question says link, but I'm not sure
Maybe it is using a terminology to avoid giving the answer?
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(Original post by zarahh09)
In the link reaction pyruvate loses carbon dioxide and hydrogen. What terms are used to describe these two processes?
Is it Glycolysis?
In the link reaction pyruvate loses carbon dioxide and hydrogen. What terms are used to describe these two processes?
Is it Glycolysis?
Removal of CO2 - decarboxylation
Losing of hydrogen - NAD is reduced and oxidised the aliphatic chain to form acetate.
End of the link reaction is the acetate binding to CoA to form Acetyl CoA
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What I think you mean:
Removal of CO2 - decarboxylation
Losing of hydrogen - NAD is reduced and oxidised the aliphatic chain to form acetate.
End of the link reaction is the acetate binding to CoA to form Acetyl CoA
Is this what you are looking for?
What I think you mean:
Removal of CO2 - decarboxylation
Losing of hydrogen - NAD is reduced and oxidised the aliphatic chain to form acetate.
End of the link reaction is the acetate binding to CoA to form Acetyl CoA
Is this what you are looking for?
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If i am being honest idk what the question is asking for specifically, i just took a random guess from what i know
If i am being honest idk what the question is asking for specifically, i just took a random guess from what i know
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Well referencing the original question, the above answer would be my answer. Those 2 processes are decarboxylation and oxidisation
Well referencing the original question, the above answer would be my answer. Those 2 processes are decarboxylation and oxidisation
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