sub= 18 help For each of the (unbalanced) reactions shown below, indicate whether thereactant is being oxidized or reduced. For each reaction identify whether it is ananabolic or catabolic process. Show how the cofactors NAD*, NADP*, NADH orNADPH are involved in the process.a) Glutamate synthesis from a-ketoglutarate diverted from the citric acidсycle.CO2CO2CH2CH2H-NHCO, OCH2CH2+ H2O+ NH4CO2čo,eb) A step in the pathway for fatty acid degradation.SCOASCOAc) A step in the conversion of Propionyl-CoA into Acetyl-CoA.CO2CO2HO-CHO=C+ CO2CH2čo,oCH3

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