fumarase | | the oxidase known as complex IV in ETC |
oxaloacetate | | the barnched portion of starch |
reducingsugar | | a molecule which is converted to glyceraldehyde phosphate in the presence of triosephosphate isomerase |
glyoxylate | | a carbon with four different substituents |
lacticacid | | can be digested by ruminants because of cellulase |
glycogen | | the portion of starch whose units are linkd via a(1,4) linkages and has one reducing end |
epimers | | one of the first trioses in which glucose is split into |
starch | | GDP is required in the formation of this intermediate in Krebs cycle |
nadhcoq | | this is produced whenever a dehydration reaction takes place |
succinate | | the enzyme which can produce only one form of isocitrate from citrate |
water | | pyruvate CoASH = ? |
atpsynthase | | a non-reducing disaccharide |
hexokinase | | an ________ pathway is a biosynthetic pathway |
glucose | | also referred to as the complex I oxidoreductase |
cellulose | | sugars with free anomeric carbons |
acetylcoa | | one of its unit is integral to the membrane while the other unit is projecting outwards which has the catalytic site |
glyceraldehydephosphate | | the final molecule produced in the citric acid cycle |
glycosidic | | respomsible for sore muscles after a heavy physical activity |
chiral | | this is teh usual type of redcing agent in redox reactions |
coqcytochromec | | loss of a carbon group is evidenced by the production of this molecule |
anabolic | | a disccharide with glucose and galactose units |
fermentation | | can be cleaved to produce glucose in case blood glucose get depleted |
dihydroxyacetonephosphate | | an enzyme inhibited by high amounts of glucose-6-phosphate |
amylose | | carbohydrate which serves energy storage in plants |
succinate-biquinone | | proteins cotaining covalently-linked oligo-or polysaccharide units |
gluconeogenesis | | this molecule is split in a process known as glycolysis |
pyruvate | | has high energy bonds and serves a sthe energy currency of the cell |
carbondioxide | | sugar groups which differ in configuration about only 1 atom |
aconitase | | the cycle which is the modification of the citric acid cycle where the an enzyme known as isocitrate lyase participates in |
sucrose | | the acivity of this enzyme in the ETC does not produce enough energy to contribute to proton gradient |
glycoprotein | | process producing ethanol from pyruvate |
NADH | | the bond which links two sugar units |
cytochromec | | made of N-acetylglucosamine units |
amylopectin | | this is produced when pyruvate kinase acts on phosphoenolpyruvate |
lactose | | formation of "new" glucose |
chitin | | the enzyme responsible for the formation of L-malate |
adenosinetriphosphate | | an enzyme which has the heme group and functions to transfer electrons from CoQH2 to cytochrome c |