Biochemistry
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Author: Reginald H. Garrett, Charles M. Grisham
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Chapter 25, Problem 6P
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Interpretation:
The number of ATP equivalents consumed in the biosynthesis of lysine from aspartate should be stermined.
Concept Introduction:
The aspartate family of amino acids contains the essential amino acid, methionine, an essential amino acid. In 2 steps the synthesis of lysins is begun. The first one is phosphorylation at the value of adenosine triphosphate and also the next is that the reduction uses electrons from NADPH.
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