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glutamate dehydrogenase

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  • Mitochondria and cellular respiration
    metabolism
    / Removal of nitrogen

    …route is that catalyzed by glutamate dehydrogenase, in which the glutamate formed in [26c] is oxidized to α-oxoglutarate, another TCA cycle intermediate [28]. Either NADP+ or both NADP+ and NAD+ may serve as the hydrogen or electron acceptor, depending on the organism, and some organisms synthesize two enzymes, one of…

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    …route is that catalyzed by glutamate dehydrogenase, in which the glutamate formed in [26c] is oxidized to α-oxoglutarate, another TCA cycle intermediate [28]. Either NADP+ or both NADP+ and NAD+ may serve as the hydrogen or electron acceptor, depending on the organism, and some organisms synthesize two enzymes, one of…

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