Thiamine pyrophosphate (check all that apply) Is a coenzyme found in pyruvate decarboxylase Is a coenzyme found in alcohol dehydrogenase Contains a thiazolium ring with an acidic proton; loss of that proton that generates a carbanion important in the reaction mechanism Assists in the cleavage of bonds adjacent to a carbonyl

Thiamine pyrophosphate (check all that apply) Is a coenzyme found in pyruvate decarboxylase Is a coenzyme found in alcohol dehydrogenase Contains a thiazolium ring with an acidic proton; loss of that proton that generates a carbanion important in the reaction mechanism Assists in the cleavage of bonds adjacent to a carbonyl

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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