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Oh these are great :) You can orientate yourself based on the big loop in the middle, which is the citric acid/krebs cycle - an important intermediate in cellul
by ImaCake 6y ago
Oh these are great :) You can orientate yourself based on the big loop in the middle, which is the citric acid/krebs cycle - an important intermediate in cellular respiration to produce energy. The long pathway leading into the loop from the left of the poster is glycolysis, which produces a small amount of energy in the form of ATP and creates pyruvate which is then fed into the citrate cycle.
I can't figure out where the electron transport chain is however, but I suspect it is part of the stuff inside the citrate cycle loop.
If you want a clickable, but slower loading, version of this you could try KEGG: https://www.genome.jp/kegg-bin/show_pathway?map01100 https://www.genome.jp/kegg-bin/show_pathway?map01100
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- robbiep 6y agoFun fact for the biochemically naive: Krebs described both the TCA and the Urea cycle, which are sometimes (jokingly) referred to as the Krebs bi-cycle
- rantwasp 6y agoway out of my element here, but i don’t think you’ll find the electron transport chain in these.
- flobosg 6y ago> I can't figure out where the electron transport chain is It's at the lower half of Part 2; search for "oxidative phosphorylation".
- mrfusion 6y agoCan fat be made into glucose? I can’t figure out if glycogen stores get replenished while fasting?