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Dictionary » R » Redox reaction Redox reactionDefinition noun A chemical reaction involving both reduction and oxidation, which results in changes in oxidation numbers of atoms included in the reaction.
Redox reaction involves oxidation where there is an increase in oxidation number, and reduction where there is a decrease in oxidation number. It is involved in many important biological processes, such as cellular respiration and photosynthesis. In cellular respiration, for instance, redox reaction occurs when glucose is oxidized to carbon dioxide whereas oxygen is reduced to water.
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Prosthetic groups... is that they contain some reactive groups, which participate in the reaction (like NAD+ or FAD in the redox reactions)
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NADP+ and NAD+... an unregulatable enzyme that can interchangeably use NAD+ or NADP+ in a redox reaction. What would be the physiological consequence(s) of having such an enzyme for an organism. ...
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