Draw the Fischer projection of galactcose and show its catabolism until it releases carbon dioxide via complete oxidation. Use inter-related reactions or pathways, correct names and number of moles of intermediates involved, and the enzymes catalyzing the reactions. Account for all the 6 carbons of thr monosaccharide as they become carbon dioxide by encircling them all throughout the pathway you have writte

Draw the Fischer projection of galactcose and show its catabolism until it releases carbon dioxide via complete oxidation. Use inter-related reactions or pathways, correct names and number of moles of intermediates involved, and the enzymes catalyzing the reactions. Account for all the 6 carbons of thr monosaccharide as they become carbon dioxide by encircling them all throughout the pathway you have writte

Biochemistry

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Chapter18: Glycolysis

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Problem 6P: The Reactions and Meehanisms of the Leloir Pathway Write the reactions that permit galactose to be...

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