Chapter 24: Q49P (page 1126)
Write the reactions for the synthesis of citrate from two equivalents of pyruvate. What enzymes are required for the reactions?
Short Answer
The answer is,
Reaction
Chapter 24: Q49P (page 1126)
Write the reactions for the synthesis of citrate from two equivalents of pyruvate. What enzymes are required for the reactions?
The answer is,
Reaction
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