what is pyruvate?how it function?
Asked by Satyaswarup | 17th Jun, 2015, 06:01: PM
Expert Answer:
- The break down of glucose during glycolysis yields pyruvate.
- The formed pyruvate is either used as an intermediate in Krebs cycle in aerobic respiration or it is converted into lactic acid in anaerobic respiration.
- Hence, pyruvate is an intermediate and part of anabolic as well as catabolic reactions.
- The break down of glucose during glycolysis yields pyruvate.
- The formed pyruvate is either used as an intermediate in Krebs cycle in aerobic respiration or it is converted into lactic acid in anaerobic respiration.
- Hence, pyruvate is an intermediate and part of anabolic as well as catabolic reactions.
Answered by Hemangi Binny | 18th Jun, 2015, 09:36: AM
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