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what enzyme catalyses NAD being reduced to reduced NAD?
what enzyme catalyses NAD being reduced to reduced NAD?
NAD coenzyme. Although I don't think you have to remember this.
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NAD coenzyme. Although I don't think you have to remember this.
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NAD coenzyme. Although I don't think you have to remember this.
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NAD coenzyme. Although I don't think you have to remember this.
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NAD coenzyme. Although I don't think you have to remember this.
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she also asked me why oxygen is referred to as the “terminal oxygen acceptor” in respiration and i was even more lost. do you have any ideas?
she also asked me why oxygen is referred to as the “terminal oxygen acceptor” in respiration and i was even more lost. do you have any ideas?
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she also asked me why oxygen is referred to as the “terminal oxygen acceptor” in respiration and i was even more lost. do you have any ideas?
she also asked me why oxygen is referred to as the “terminal oxygen acceptor” in respiration and i was even more lost. do you have any ideas?
I believe that the term she wanted simply describes the role of the enzyme. As I said knowing the enzymes name isn't essential I imagine, this is perhaps why she wanted this response and why google is telling you the actual name.
I wouldn't worry too much so long as you understand the process of respiration. If you do need to remember it but don't I think you'd only really drop 1 mark.
Hope this makes sense.
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do you mean electron acceptor? its because in the electron transport chain, it accepts the electrons and protons, forming a water molecule so there aren't just low energy electrons lingering in the mitochondria- its terminal because this is the last thing that happens to the electrons during respiration
do you mean electron acceptor? its because in the electron transport chain, it accepts the electrons and protons, forming a water molecule so there aren't just low energy electrons lingering in the mitochondria- its terminal because this is the last thing that happens to the electrons during respiration
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Hi Aliya, do u mean in Glycolysis?
Hi Aliya, do u mean in Glycolysis?
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i thought it was krebs but it could be that i’ve been so lost recently
i thought it was krebs but it could be that i’ve been so lost recently
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