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NADH NADH NADH NADH NADH NADH NADH NADH NADH Ca O Cu Cu Cu Cu hydroxamate hydroxamate hydroxamate an alkylphosphonate Cu Ca Cu Cu Mg Zn galactonate galactonate amine Cu Cu Ca Cu Cu2+ Mn Cu2+ hydroxamate hydroxamate an alkylphosphonate Cu2+ hydroxamate hydroxamate an oxidized Cd Fe siderophore siderophore siderophore siderophore siderophore siderophore siderophore siderophore an Fe(III)- glycerol selenite Fe Fe -D-galactofuranose + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + complex complex complex Cu Cu complex complex Cu complex complex plastocyanin siderophore thiosulfate D-galactopyranose NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 NAD UQH2 hν hν a reduced 3-phosphate a plastoquinoneplastocyanin + + + NAD(P) NAD(P) NAD(P) DEGRADATION/ COFACTORS, PROSTHETIC GROUPS, ELECTRON CARRIERS BIOSYNTHESIS oxygenic photosynthesis eumelanin biosynthesis PHOTOSYNTHESIS Rubisco shunt UTILIZATION/ OTHER BIOSYNTHESIS ASSIMILATION - OTHER α α UDP-4-dehydro-6- α UDP-β-L- 3 9 α 2+ L-ascorbate CARBOXYLATES DEGRADATION a 1,4- - a sugar -D- dCMP dCTP α D-gluconate a 1-6- - α-D-Kdo-(2->4)-α-D- (-)-methyl UMP Glc Man a 1-6- - λ N-acetyl-9-O- hydrogenobyrinate dTDP-β-L-rhamnose UDP-α-D- a ganglioside L-dopa and degradation V glucose 6- hyaluronan xylitol starch acetylxylan deoxy- -D-glucose cyanate GSSH arabinofuranose benzylbenzoate GlcNAc2- sucrose -carrageenan Co a glycogen a pectate 4-sulfomuconolactone α-linolenate α-linolenate phospholipases D-glucan alcohol 6-phosphate D-glucan Kdo-(2->6)-lipid A jasmonate D-glucan acetylneuraminate a,c-diamide galactose GM2 superpathway of phylloquinol biosynthesis L-dopachrome FATTY ACID AND LIPIDS DEGRADATION cyanide phosphate [protein] flavin biosynthesis I phytochromobilin pyridoxal 5'-phosphate salvage II (plants) thiamine salvage IV (yeast) chlorophyll cycle 4-aminobenzoate plant sterol biosynthesis H2O unsaturated, even numbered fatty acid α-oxidation I β 3,8-divinyl-chlorophyllide superpathway of geranylgeranyl superpathway of ubiquinol-10 6-hydroxymethyl- vitamin E biosynthesis (tocotrienols) thiamine salvage II phosphopantothenate heme a sanguinarine and macarpine biosynthesis SECONDARY METABOLITES BIOSYNTHESIS L-dopachrome biosynthesis F6P fatty acid beta- triacylglycerol β degradation nucleoside UDP- -L- Zm00001d018277_T002.1: λ α β a biosynthesis I diphosphate biosynthesis II (via MEP) (bacteria and plants) biosynthesis dihydropterin vitamin E biosynthesis (tocopherols) biosynthesis NUCLEOSIDES AND NUCLEOTIDES BIOSYNTHESIS plant sterol dhurrin biosynthesis superpathway of lipid-dependent phytate biosynthesis scopolin spermidine hydroxycinnamic acid conjugates biosynthesis salvigenin biosynthesis sesamin biosynthesis traumatin and (Z)-3-hexen-1-yl acetate biosynthesis salidroside pinobanksin biosynthesis (3R)-linalool lactucaxanthin 9-lipoxygenase and 9- sakuranetin degradation fatty acid -oxidation α Aldehyde dCMP deaminase: triphosphate Aldehyde starch acetylxylan UDP-L-rhamnose cyanate 6-phosphogluconate Isoamylase: Persulfide arabinose mutase: 3-deoxy-D-manno- carboxylesterase: Carboxylesterase: Dextransucrase: -carrageenase: Sialate O- Glucan 1,4-alpha- exo-poly- -D- 4-sulfomuconolactone Zm00001d017601_T001.1: ganglioside GM2 -1,3- Zm00001d030674_T001.1: geranylgeranyldiphosphate biosynthesis biosynthesis I biosynthesis phosphatidylinositol oxidation V L-ascorbate -amylase: reductase: phosphoglucose reductase: synthase: Zm00001d038121 Zm00001d018277 mannosyl- Zm00001d034701 cobaltochelatase: glucosidase: galacturonosidase: galactosyltransferase: (aerobic, light-dependent) (eukaryotic) diphosphate biosynthesis I biosynthesis II biosynthesis biosynthesis biosynthesis biosynthesis hydroperoxide lyase pathway biosynthesis 4,5-bisphosphate (unsaturated, a 2,3,4- Zm00001d005890 isomerase: hyaluronidase: Zm00001d012671 phosphatase: glucanohydrolase: esterase: hydratase: phosphatase: dioxygenase: Zm00001d014000 octulosonate Zm00001d020732 Zm00001d043235 oligosaccharide Zm00001d034477 acetylesterase: Zm00001d038475 hydrolase: Zm00001d017601 Zm00001d030674 chorismate biosynthesis I (2E,6E)- a 2-trans hydrogen Zm00001d010054 Zm00001d021726 Zm00001d042869 Zm00001d024890 Zm00001d017601 Zm00001d032736 [+ 11 isozymes] Zm00001d043941 hydrolase: [+ 2 isozymes] Zm00001d034901 Zm00001d038304 Zm00001d020931 Zm00001d025249 Zm00001d037233 (via mevalonate) pyridoxal thiamine 4-amino-2-methyl-5- chlorophyllide a tyr photosystem II: lipase C: Zm00001d014906 odd number, saturated Zm00001d020771 Zm00001d022425 Zm00001d005890 Zm00001d043291 [+ 95 isozymes] [+ 2 isozymes] glucosidase: [+ 3 isozymes] D-glyceraldehyde ferroheme b homogentisate GGPP 3-methyl-2- a 5,10-methylene- chorismate farnesyl (S)-reticuline D-myo-inositol flavonoid biosynthesis (in equisetum) 4-coumaroyl- (2S)- coniferyl α L-dopachrome a 1- -4-cis- L-ascorbate cyanide [+ 6 isozymes] [+ 10 isozymes] Zm00001d006481 Zm00001d042335 α λ λ pyruvate superpathay of folate transformations II 4-hydroxyphenylpyruvate pyrimidinemethanol ferroheme b superpathway of purine (1,3,4)- Ins(1,4,5)P3 linoleate -linolenate (E)-cinnamoyl-CoA Zm00001d010715 di-isomerase- a triglyceride fatty acid [+ 5 isozymes] [+ 5 isozymes] [+ 6 isozymes] [+ 2 isozymes] a 1-6- - neo- - neo- - cob(II) isochorismate uroporphyrinogen-III 3-phosphate GTP (2E,6E)-farnesyl oxobutanoate tetrahydrofolate chlorophyllide-a nucleotides de novo biosynthesis I superpathway of pyrimidine deoxyribonucleotides superpathway of pyrimidine
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