The best way to think about how enyzmes work and function in the body is through the idea of a catalyzator. The role of any enzyme is to lower the required amount for an chemcial reaction to occur. They often mainly speed up the time required for a reaction to occur.
<span>c ribosomes. lots and lots of ribosomes. Thousands of these protein forming organells and in the cytoplasm. When they are on the ER it is called rough ER (because of its sandpaper like appearence). Rough ER makes proteins either for inside the cell (to another organell) or outside the cell. If the ER does not have ribosomes, it is smooth ER. Smooth ER makes lipidds and steroids.</span>
Answer:
carbon dioxide
Explanation:
At end of glycolysis, two pyruvate molecules are formed which contain lots of energy that can be extracted by further processes.
<u>Oxidation of pyruvate converts pyruvate which is a molecule with three carbons into acetyl CoA which is a two-carbon molecule which is attached to Coenzyme with the production of NADH and one carbon dioxide molecule is released in the oxidation process.</u>
Acetyl CoA further acts as a fuel for citric acid cycle in next stage of cellular respiration.
<u>Pyruvate + Coenzyme A + NAD⁺ ⇒ acetyl CoA + CO₂ + NADH + H⁺</u>
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