Symptoms of the deficiency of its dehydrogenase may be remedied by the administration of thiamine.
Symptoms of the deficiency of its dehydrogenase may be remedied by the administration of thiamine. This molecule may be formed from serine by serine dehydratase ("de HY dra tase") or from the transamination of alanine. It is converted to its activated phosphorylated form through an oxaloacetate intermediate in gluconeogenesis; in the energetically favorable reverse of that reaction, the second step of ATP generation results in the formation of this molecule in a catabolic pathway. FTP identify this three-carbon molecule that may be anaerobically converted to ethanol or lactate at the end of glycolysis.
Symptoms of the deficiency of its dehydrogenase may be remedied by the administration of thiamine.
{pyruvic acid} or {pyruvate} (also accept "2-oxopropanoic acid" or "2-oxopropanoate")