In Gillaspera, what is the general purpose of conversion of glucose to citrate besides of course the generation of citrate and what is the name for this process? Why is this process generally important in organisms? Give the net reaction for this process in Gillaspera from 1 molecule of glucose to 1 molecule of citrate. It might help to outline the different steps happening in each compartment. GlucoseCitrateCulturemediumGlucoseCytoplasmInhibition ofPyruvatePyruvatecarboxylasePyruvatecitrate lyaseresults inAcetyl-CoA\ Citratelyaseincreasedcitrate exportOxaloacetateNADH + H*OxaloacetateCytosolic malatedehydrogenaseNAD*MalatePyruvatePyruvatedehydrogenase+ H*MalateNADNADHMitochondrialmalatedehydrogenase NADH + H*- NAD*Acetyl-CoACitratesynthaseOxaloacetateCitrateCitrateMitochondrialmatrixCitrate cycle is partially inhibitedby culture conditions

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In Gillaspera, what is the general purpose of conversion of glucose to citrate besides of course the generation of citrate and what is the name for this process? Why is this process generally important in organisms? Give the net reaction for this process in Gillaspera from 1 molecule of glucose to 1 molecule of citrate. It might help to outline the different steps happening in each compartment.

In Gillaspera, what is the general purpose of conversion of glucose to citrate besides of course the generation of citrate and what is the name for this process? Why is this process generally important in organisms? Give the net reaction for this process in Gillaspera from 1 molecule of glucose to 1 molecule of citrate. It might help to outline the different steps happening in each compartment.

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Chapter18: Glycolysis

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Problem 9P: Comparing Glycolysis Entry Points for Sucrose Sucrose can enter glycolysis by either of two routes:...

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