During oxidative decarboxylation of alpha ketoglutaric acid the hydrogen release is accepted by Dash
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During oxidative decarboxylation of alpha
keto glutaric acid the hydrogen release is
accepted by NAD+ .
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During oxidative decarboxylation of Alpha ketoglutaric acid in the hydrogen release is accepted by NAD+
Explanation:
- Alpha ketoglutaric acid is a a Ketone derivative of carboxylic acid.
- It is found in the krebs cycle bye the enzyme isocitrate decarboxylase from isocitric acid.
- When Alpha ketoglutaric acid is broken down by the decarboxylase enzyme hydrogen ion is released.
- This ion is taken up by NAD+ and is converted to NADH.
- The bond formed is a high energy Bond and it is used later in the electron transport system to release energy.
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