cofactor Coenzyme A in TCA cycle can be described as a. carrier of activated acyl groups...
cofactor Coenzyme A in TCA cycle can be described as
a. carrier of activated acyl groups
b. scavenger of carbon dioxide from decarboxylations
c. carrier of phosphate from high energy organic molecules to ADP
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A) carrier of activated acyl groups.
- Co-A reacts with pyruvate to form acetyl -co-A
- And thus function as a acyl group carrier.
- It further assist it's transfer from cytoplasm to mitochondria.
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