end-product inhibition

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A metabolic pathway diagram shows the aspartate family in E. coli, with black arrows indicating steps from oxaloacetate to aspartate and onward to lysine, methionine, threonine, and isoleucine. Red X marks and dashed yellow lines highlight enzyme regulation points.

Diagram showing metabolic pathways for amino acid biosynthesis, divided into families: glutamate, aspartate, serine, pyruvate, shikimate, and histidine. Amino acids, underlined to indicate protein components, branch from intermediate compounds, with arrows showing synthesis relationships. Some intermediates and side products are labeled, and related amino acids are grouped by precursor molecules.

end-product inhibition: Media

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A metabolic pathway diagram shows the aspartate family in E. coli, with black arrows indicating steps from oxaloacetate to aspartate and onward to lysine, methionine, threonine, and isoleucine. Red X marks and dashed yellow lines highlight enzyme regulation points.

Aspartate amino acids in E. coli

“Fine control” of the enzymes of the aspartate family in E. coli.

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Diagram showing metabolic pathways for amino acid biosynthesis, divided into families: glutamate, aspartate, serine, pyruvate, shikimate, and histidine. Amino acids, underlined to indicate protein components, branch from intermediate compounds, with arrows showing synthesis relationships. Some intermediates and side products are labeled, and related amino acids are grouped by precursor molecules.

family relationships in amino acid biosyntheses

Family relationships in amino acid biosyntheses. Components of proteins are underlined....

Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.