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Dictionary » M » Malic enzyme Malic enzymeDefinition noun The enzyme that catalyzes the oxidative decarboxylation of (S)-malate to pyruvate, with the concomitant release of carbon dioxide and conversion of NADP+ to NADPH.
This enzyme catalyzes the chemical reaction as follows: (S)-malate + NADP+ → pyruvate + CO2 + NADPH
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Results from our forumNeed help with metabolism... the proton gradient is used in the process of making ATP. the enzyme functions just like a mill that uses protons instead of water. 2. ... the krebs cycle directly, if they are intermediates of the krebs cycle(malic acid, citric acid etc). however, this is done by the cell only to increase/decrease ...
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TO ANYBODY THAT HAS ANYQUESTIONS ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS... the light process are present. Recent evidence suggests that a major enzyme of the Dark Reaction is indirectly stimulated by light, thus the term ... when carbon dioxide is combined with PEP. The OAA is converted to Malic Acid and then transported from the mesophyll cell into the bundle-sheath ...
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Question: Does a plant constantly go through photosynthesis?... the light process are present. Recent evidence suggests that a major enzyme of the Dark Reaction is indirectly stimulated by light, thus the term ... when carbon dioxide is combined with PEP. The OAA is converted to Malic Acid and then transported from the mesophyll cell into the bundle-sheath ...
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effect of lead on photosynthesis and respiration... obstructed electron transport, inhibited activities of Calvin cycle enzymes, as well as deficiency of CO2 as a result of stomatal closure. Ceratophyllum ... NADH-hydroxypyruvate reductase and glycolate oxidase as well as of NAD-malic enzyme were however, not affected by Pb treatment (Romanowska ...
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