Acidum pyruvicum

Acidum pyruvicum
Pyruvatum

Cognitores
ChemSpider	1031
PubChem	1060
DrugBank	DB00119
Natura chemica
Formula summarum	C 3H 4O 3
Massa molaris	88.06 g/mol
pKa	2.50

Acidum pyruvicum (CH₃COCOOH) est compositum organicum et ketoacidum. Basis coniugata est pyruvatum (CH₃COCOO^-) et pars plurium itinerum metabolicorum intracellularium:

• In glycolysi glucosum in pyruvatum convertitur.
• In gluconeogenesi pyruvatum in hydrata carbonii vel, per acetylo CoA, in acida adipata transvertitur.
• Pyruvatum etiam aminoacidum alaninum generando utile est.
• In fermentatione lactica ex pyruvato ethanol vel lactatum oriuntur.

Natura chemica

Nomen chemicum (IUPAC) est acidum 2-oxopropanoïcum.

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  Acidum propanoicum
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  Pyruvatum

Plura legere si cupis

• Gray, L.R., Tompkins, S.C. & Taylor, E.B. "Regulation of pyruvate metabolism and human disease". Cell. Mol. Life Sci., 2014ː 2577–2604
• Mulchand S. Patel, Natalia S. Nemeria, William Furey and Frank Jordan. "The Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Complexes: Structure-based Function and Regulation", Journal of biological Chemistry, 2014: 16615–16623

Nexus interni

• Cyclus acidi citrici