Please give me the correct answers. Answer only 3 4 5 C. Give the name of the enzyme that will most likely catalyze each of the following reactions:1. СНз- СH2 - ОН+NAD+->CHз— С — НNADH+H+Ans.2. CНз — С - СООН+R - CH— СООНCHз — СH — СООН+R - С- СООНNH2NH2Ans.3. НО - С — CH - СCH2 — С — ОННО - С — СH%3D CН - С — ОН+H2OOHAns.4. СО2 + CHз - С- С-он +оНО - С - СН2 -С-С-ОНооАТРADF+ PiAns.5.СНОСНОНО - С — НH-C- OHНО - С - ННО - С - нН-С-ОНН-С-ОНН-С-ОНН-С-ОНCH-ОНCH2OHAns.

3. In the given reaction the Malate is getting converted into the Fumarate and a water molecule is…

3. НО - С - СH - CH2 — С - ОН НО - С - СH % CH- С - ОН H2O + ОН Ans. 4. СО2 + СНз - С-С-Он + AТР НО - С - СН2 -С -С-ОН ADP + Pi оо Ans. 5. СНО СНО НО - С - Н Н -С - он НО - С - Н НО - С - Н H-C- OH Н-С-ОН Н -С- ОН Н-С-ОН CH2OH CH2OH Ans.

3. НО - С - СH - CH2 — С - ОН НО - С - СH % CH- С - ОН H2O + ОН Ans. 4. СО2 + СНз - С-С-Он + AТР НО - С - СН2 -С -С-ОН ADP + Pi оо Ans. 5. СНО СНО НО - С - Н Н -С - он НО - С - Н НО - С - Н H-C- OH Н-С-ОН Н -С- ОН Н-С-ОН CH2OH CH2OH Ans.

Biology 2e

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter7: Cellular Respiration

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 17RQ: The control of which enzyme exerts the most control on glycolysis? hexokinase phosphofructokinase...

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