Describe the transamination reaction for synthesis of amino acids in plants. How does this differ from reductive amination?
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Transamination is an important biochemical reaction that helps in the inter conversion of amino group to keto group and keto group to amino group.
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Trasamination reaction is a significant biochemical pathway of amino acid metabolism.Transamination reaction is catalyzed by an enzyme called transaminase or aminotransferase which requires pyridoxal phosphate as a coenzyme.
For example pyruvate reacts with glutamate to form alanine and alpha ketoglutarate.
Transamination helps in the interconversion of amino acid to keto acid and viceverca. On the other hand reductive amination deals with the reduction of a ketoacid such as alpha ketoglutarate to its respective amino acid such as glutamate.