succinyl-CoA

Krebs pathway metabolite

Succinyl-CoA is a molecule central to cellular energy metabolism, formed during the citric acid cycle when alpha-ketoglutarate loses a carbon dioxide.

The high-energy bond between succinate and coenzyme A can be harvested to make GTP or ATP.

Succinyl-CoA also serves as a building block for synthesizing heme and other porphyrins.

metabolism

citric acid cycle

Aerobic respiration's central pathway

cellular respiration · acetyl-CoA · NADH · carbon dioxide · energy production · intermediate · metabolite · aerobic respiration · citrate · malate

biosynthesis

glycine

Simplest amino acid

cytochrome · chlorophyll · bilirubin · erythrocyte · bone marrow · precursor · condensation · mitochondrial matrix

biochemistry

transferase

Group-moving enzyme

hydrolysis · free energy

clinical

vitamin B12 deficiency

Inadequate cobalamin levels

  • valineEssential branched-chain amino acid
  • isoleucineEssential branched-chain amino acid
  • methionineSulfur-bearing essential amino-acid

threonine · cobalamin · neurological symptoms · metabolic disorder · newborn screening · dietary restriction · supplementation

Categories
Opposites
CoA CONJUGATE TYPE

succinyl-CoAacetyl-CoA

Activated two-carbon metabolic intermediate

alpha-ketoglutarate · citrate · GTP · GDP

Family

coenzyme, enzyme, enzymes, enzymatic, enzymatically

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