37. (4 points). The following compound was obtained from cells, after supplying them with "C-labeled pyruvate. The positions containing "C atoms on the isolated molecule are indicated by an asterisk. Draw pyruvate below and circle the carbon(s) that was/were labeled in the experiment. (Scored number right minus number wrong.) COOH COOH *Č = 0 C = 0 CH, *CH, COOH COOH

37. (4 points). The following compound was obtained from cells, after supplying them with "C-labeled pyruvate. The positions containing "C atoms on the isolated molecule are indicated by an asterisk. Draw pyruvate below and circle the carbon(s) that was/were labeled in the experiment. (Scored number right minus number wrong.) COOH COOH Č = 0 C = 0 CH, CH, COOH COOH

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