NAD+ is the oxidized form, this does not mean that it carries a positive charge. When it reduced by hydride ion, it becomes NADH. But actually, it should carry one negative charge, 2 negative charges due to the phosphate groups on dinucleotides, and one positive that is on the active site (the nitrogen atom in the ring of the nicotinamide)
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Accurate description of the NAD process. Great video
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Is it true that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell 🤔🔋
What is the powerhouse of the mitochondria
Why is the + there?
NAD+ is the oxidized form, this does not mean that it carries a positive charge. When it reduced by hydride ion, it becomes NADH. But actually, it should carry one negative charge, 2 negative charges due to the phosphate groups on dinucleotides, and one positive that is on the active site (the nitrogen atom in the ring of the nicotinamide)
Well said!!
@@wonghokman8392 Thanks! I was a little confused, thanks for this!
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