The convergence of the carbohydrate, protein, and fat catabolic pathways upon this process suggests that it originated abiogenically.
The convergence of the carbohydrate, protein, and fat catabolic pathways upon this process suggests that it originated abiogenically. Calcium activates several dehydrogenase complexes in order to increase reaction rate during this process, and Albert Szent-Gyorgi received a 1937 Nobel Prize for discovering a major component of this cycle, fumaric acid. Alpha-ketogluterate is an intermediate in this process, and the escape of protons through the mitochondrial membrane reduces the yield of this process. Name this process that follows glycolysis and yields 30-38 ATP per glucose molecule processed.
The convergence of the carbohydrate, protein, and fat catabolic pathways upon this process suggests that it originated abiogenically.
{Krebs} cycle [accept {citric acid} cycle]