TCA cycle (aka Krebs or citric acid cycle) (Homo sapiens)
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The citric acid cycle, also known as the tricarboxylic acid cycle (TCA cycle) or the Krebs cycle, (or rarely, the Szent-Gyorgyi-Krebs cycle) is a series of enzyme-catalysed chemical reactions of central importance in all living cells that use oxygen as part of cellular respiration. In eukaryotes, the citric acid cycle occurs in the matrix of the mitochondrion. The components and reactions of the citric acid cycle were established by seminal work from both Albert Szent-Gyorgyi and Hans Krebs.
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Name | Type | Database reference | Comment |
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(S)-malate | Metabolite | HMDB00156 (HMDB) | |
2-oxoglutarate | Metabolite | HMDB00208 (HMDB) | |
ACO2 | GeneProduct | 50 (Entrez Gene) | |
ADP | Metabolite | HMDB01341 (HMDB) | |
ATP | Metabolite | HMDB00538 (HMDB) | |
CS | GeneProduct | 1431 (Entrez Gene) | |
CoA | Metabolite | HMDB01423 (HMDB) | |
D-threo-Isocitrate | Metabolite | HMDB00193 (HMDB) | |
DLD | GeneProduct | 1738 (Entrez Gene) | |
DLST | GeneProduct | 1743 (Entrez Gene) | |
Degradation of Fatty Acids | Pathway | WP143 (WikiPathways) | |
Electron Transport Chain | Pathway | WP111 (WikiPathways) | |
FH | GeneProduct | 2271 (Entrez Gene) | |
Fatty Acid Synthesis | Pathway | WP357 (WikiPathways) | |
GDP | Metabolite | HMDB01201 (HMDB) | |
GTP | Metabolite | HMDB01273 (HMDB) | |
Glucose metabolism | Pathway | WP534 (WikiPathways) | |
H+ | Metabolite | 15378 (ChEBI) | |
IDH2 | GeneProduct | 3418 (Entrez Gene) | |
IDH3A | GeneProduct | 3419 (Entrez Gene) | |
IDH3B | GeneProduct | 3420 (Entrez Gene) | |
IDH3G | GeneProduct | 3421 (Entrez Gene) | |
MDH2 | GeneProduct | 4191 (Entrez Gene) | |
Metabolism of amino acids | Pathway | WP1847 (WikiPathways) | Not all metabolic pathways of amino acids are connected to the TCa cycle. |
NADH | Metabolite | HMDB01487 (HMDB) | |
NAD | Metabolite | HMDB00902 (HMDB) | |
NADPH | Metabolite | HMDB00221 (HMDB) | |
NADP | Metabolite | HMDB00217 (HMDB) | |
OGDH | GeneProduct | 4967 (Entrez Gene) | |
SDHA | GeneProduct | 6389 (Entrez Gene) | |
SDHB | GeneProduct | 6390 (Entrez Gene) | |
SDHC | GeneProduct | 6391 (Entrez Gene) | |
SDHD | GeneProduct | 6392 (Entrez Gene) | |
SUCLA2 | GeneProduct | 8803 (Entrez Gene) | |
SUCLG1 | GeneProduct | 8802 (Entrez Gene) | |
SUCLG2 | GeneProduct | 8801 (Entrez Gene) | |
acetyl-CoA | Metabolite | HMDB01206 (HMDB) | |
carbon dioxide | Metabolite | HMDB01967 (HMDB) | |
cis-aconitate | Metabolite | HMDB00072 (HMDB) | |
citrate | Metabolite | HMDB00094 (HMDB) | |
fumarate | Metabolite | HMDB00134 (HMDB) | |
hydrogenphosphate | Metabolite | HMDB01429 (HMDB) | |
oxaloacetate | Metabolite | HMDB00223 (HMDB) | |
succinate | Metabolite | HMDB00254 (HMDB) | |
succinyl-CoA | Metabolite | HMDB01022 (HMDB) | |
ubiquinol-10 | Metabolite | HMDB13111 (HMDB) | |
ubiquinone-10 | Metabolite | HMDB01072 (HMDB) | |
water | Metabolite | HMDB02111 (HMDB) |
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