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Succinyl CoA is formed from [[Α-ketoglutarate|α-Ketoglutarate]] in the [[Krebs cycle|Krebs Cycle]], also known as the [[Citric Acid Cycle|Citric Acid Cycle]], and is an important intermediate required for the formation of [[Succinate|Succinate]] (the four-carbon compound within the [[Krebs cycle|Krebs Cycle]]) | Succinyl CoA is formed from [[Α-ketoglutarate|α-Ketoglutarate]] in the [[Krebs cycle|Krebs Cycle]], also known as the [[Citric Acid Cycle|Citric Acid Cycle]], and is an important intermediate required for the formation of [[Succinate|Succinate]] (the four-carbon compound within the [[Krebs cycle|Krebs Cycle]])<ref>The Human Metabolome Database, metabocard for Succinyl-CoA (HMDB01022), 2005, 14/11/2016, http://www.hmdb.ca/metabolites/hmdb01022</ref>. | ||
Revision as of 18:38, 14 November 2016
Succinyl CoA is formed from α-Ketoglutarate in the Krebs Cycle, also known as the Citric Acid Cycle, and is an important intermediate required for the formation of Succinate (the four-carbon compound within the Krebs Cycle)[1].
- ↑ The Human Metabolome Database, metabocard for Succinyl-CoA (HMDB01022), 2005, 14/11/2016, http://www.hmdb.ca/metabolites/hmdb01022