1.1.1.8-RXN
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Contents
Reaction 1.1.1.8-RXN
- direction:
- REVERSIBLE
- common name:
- glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase [NAD+]
- ec number:
- Synonym(s):
Reaction Formula
- With identifiers:
- 1 NAD[c] + 1 GLYCEROL-3P[c] <=> 1 DIHYDROXY-ACETONE-PHOSPHATE[c] + 1 PROTON[c] + 1 NADH[c]
- With common name(s):
- 1 NAD+[c] + 1 sn-glycerol 3-phosphate[c] <=> 1 glycerone phosphate[c] + 1 H+[c] + 1 NADH[c]
Genes associated with this reaction
Genes have been associated with this reaction based on different elements listed below.
- Gene: Ec-19_004200
- Source: annotation-esiliculosus_genome
- Assignment: GO-TERM
- Source: annotation-esiliculosus_genome
- Gene: Ec-27_006990
- Source: annotation-esiliculosus_genome
- Assignment: GO-TERM
- Source: annotation-esiliculosus_genome
- Gene: Ec-19_001930
- Source: annotation-esiliculosus_genome
- Assignment: GO-TERM
- Source: annotation-esiliculosus_genome
Pathways
- PWY-6118, glycerol-3-phosphate shuttle: PWY-6118
- 2 reactions found over 2 reactions in the full pathway
- PWY-7411, superpathway of phosphatidate biosynthesis (yeast): PWY-7411
- 5 reactions found over 5 reactions in the full pathway
- PWY-7385, 1,3-propanediol biosynthesis (engineered): PWY-7385
- 5 reactions found over 9 reactions in the full pathway
Reconstruction information
- Category: manual
- Source: manual-erythro
- Source: manual-sphingo361
- Source: manual-sphingo391
- Source: manual-hoflea
- Source: manual-rhizobi
- Source: manual-roseov420
- Source: manual-imperaili
- Source: manual-roseov134
- Source: manual-marino
- Source: manual-bosea
- Category: annotation
- Source: annotation-esiliculosus_genome
- Tool: pathwaytools
- Source: annotation-esiliculosus_genome
External links
- LIGAND-RXN:
- UNIPROT:
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