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9 Cards in this Set
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first step of TCA
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pyruvate gets converted into acetyl coA by 3 enzymes pyruvate dehydrogenase complex (group of enzymes that have the same function) and produce NADH
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2nd step
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oxaloacetate (4 C molecule) combines acetyl coA (2 carbon molecule) to make citrate (6 C) by the enzyme citrate synthase
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3 step
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citrate is converted into by the enzyme aconotase cis-aconitate
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4 step
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cis-aconitate (6c) is converted into Isocitrate (6C) by the enzyme aconitase
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5 step
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One Carbon is lost as CO2 and NADH is made and a-ketogliterate
the enzymes involves are isocitrade dehydrogenase |
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6 step
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a-ketoglucorate dehydrogenase breaks down a-ketoglutarate into succinal coA (4C)
carbon is lost Again as CO2 and an NADH is made |
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7th step
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succinal coA is converted to succinate by the enzyme succinyl coa synthase and gtp created in process
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8th step
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succinate is converted to fumerate by reaction catalysed by enzyme succinate dehydrogenase and FADH 2 created in the process
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9th step
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fumerate is converted into Malase by fumerase which is then converted into oxaloacetate by malate dehydrogenase
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