Anaplerotic reactions are reactions that replinish intermediates in a biochemical cycle. In the TCA cycle, Anaplerotic reactions replenish intermediates such as Succinyl CoA, Oxaloacetate, Malate, and others.
-This video explores the difference between Anaplerotic reactions and Cataplerotic Reations. Pyruvate is explored in three anaplerotic reactions producing either Acetyl CoA, Oxaloacetate, and Alpha-Ketogluterate
Odd Chain Fatty Acids can contribute to Anaplerotic reactions such as Triheptanoin conversion to Succinate.
-This video explores the difference between Anaplerotic reactions and Cataplerotic Reations. Pyruvate is explored in three anaplerotic reactions producing either Acetyl CoA, Oxaloacetate, and Alpha-Ketogluterate
Odd Chain Fatty Acids can contribute to Anaplerotic reactions such as Triheptanoin conversion to Succinate.
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