10. Give the type of enzyme that catalyzes these types of reactions: carboxylic

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10. Give the type of enzyme that catalyzes these types of reactions: carboxylic acid is removed to make CO2 - phosphate transfer involving ATP oxidation/reduction involving a coenzyme electron carrier aldose converted to its corresponding ketose transfers three carbons from an ketose to an aldose, giving a new aldose and ketose move a phosphate to another part of the molecule 11. ThedG·for the phosphoglucomutase reaction from glycolysis is + 4.7 kJ/mol 0"-+4.7 kJ/mol 3-phosphoglycerate 2-phsophoglycerate Despite the positive 0° the conditions in a cell that is doing glycolysis will make his reaction i vorable reaction goes from left to right) Then calculate the actual G for these conditions to prove that you from left to ri ght as shown. Select concentrations for the substrates and products that will favor glycolysis were successful. [2PG] mM k//mol w the complete reaction catalyzed by any dehydrogenase enzyme we have leaned. Give the name and structure of the substrate and product. Also show the correct use of the coenzymes as an electron carriers. 13. The pentose phosphate pathway, as diagramed in your text starts with G6P (part of glycolysis) and ends with F6P and G3P (also parts of glycolysis). As such, it can be used as an alternative to glycolysis, yet the PPP produces two useful molecules that are not produced by glycolysis. What are these and what are their uses? molecule use

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a-decarboxylase

b-Kinase

c-oxidoreductase

d-isomerase

e-transaldolase

f-Phosphotranferase

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