The second step in the catabolism of most amino acids is the removal of the nitrogen atom from glutamate by oxidativedeamination. In this reaction, glutamate is converted to an a-keto acid.Modify the structure to show the a-keto acid product.?-||сICH₂IH₂N-&+ remaining productsenzymeCH₂ICH₂+ NAD+ + H₂OCH₂IncorrectEnter the chemical formulas for the remaining products.remaining products: NADH + H+ + NHIdentify the enzyme that catalyzes the reaction.The enzyme that catalyzes the reaction is glutamatedehydrogenase.OHOH

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ion. In this reaction, glutamate is converted to an a-keto acid. he structure to show the a-keto acid product. II I CH₂ I -C CH₂ enzyme + NAD+ + H₂O. I =C₂ Incorrect chemical formulas for the remaining products. g products: NADH + H++ NH he enzyme that catalyzes the reaction. CH₂ I CH₂ OH OH gn + remaining produ

ion. In this reaction, glutamate is converted to an a-keto acid. he structure to show the a-keto acid product. II I CH₂ I -C CH₂ enzyme + NAD+ + H₂O. I =C₂ Incorrect chemical formulas for the remaining products. g products: NADH + H++ NH he enzyme that catalyzes the reaction. CH₂ I CH₂ OH OH gn + remaining produ

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Chapter26: Biomolecules: Amino Acids, Peptides, And Proteins

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