Complete this mechanism 9:48 PM Wed Oct 137 87%A drive.google.comA DriConsider the following .. carbohydrates and glycolysisBIOCHEMISTRY 337- New• Glycolysis: a mechanism you should know / Aldolase3. Hydroxyl beta to the Schiff base isdeprotonated. Electrons flow intothe protonated Schiff base,cleaving the aldol in the process.The first product (GAP) leaves.Prior2. Amine reacts with carbonyl toform protonated Schiff base.1. Fructose-1,6-bisphosphate binds.My DCH,OPOH,N-(CH,),-CH,OPOc=NH-(CH,),-HO fC-HSharNH,-(CH,),-но-с-нH-C-0-H.H-C-OHCH,OPOSharcz0H-C-OHČH,OPO?CH2CH2CH2Rece4. Electron flow reverses out of the5. The Schiff base is hydrolyzedregenerating the carbonyl andreleasing the second product(DHAP).StarrSchiff base and into the enamineH-Ċ-OHintermediate. The carbonCH,OPO?-Trasireprotonates.Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphateCH,OPOc=NH-(CH,),CH,OPO?StoraTAH-(CH,),"CH,OPO}-C=0HO882.9 MB usČH,OHDihydroxyacetonephosphate

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