Reactions which occur may be described in a particular way. Explain the best option. Transamination of...
Reactions which occur may be described in a particular way. Explain the best option.
Transamination of aspartate produces oxaloacetate. This is an example of:
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substrate level phosphorylation |
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a fermentation reaction |
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a cataplerotic reaction |
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an anaplerotic reaction |
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an anaplerotic reaction.
An anaplerotic reaction is the reaction which form the intermediate of a metabolic pathway. Here, after deamination of aspartate, produced Oxaloacetate can take part in the TCA cycle. So, the deamination of aspartate is a anaplerotic reaction.
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