Citrate Malate Shuttle System

[@angelrios3004]

incredible, im a mexican medical student and there's no videos in my language than explains better than you, thank's for your work and for your time

[@wondersofchemistry]

Wow! thank you for your comments :-)

[@CristianoRaashid77]

Also malate in the cytosol can be converted to PYruvate (giving out an NADPH). And that pyruvate can go in thru a pyruvate transporter

[@NH-nm5qc]

Thank you so much!! please continue, I will be watching every single video.

[@wondersofchemistry]

I am happy you found my channel to be useful :-)

[@jiinnyyk9483]

loved the video. Very good and short explanation

[@jaym9846]

Very clear graphics.

[@rebeckawellen7336]

Love your videos!! Can you please include the enzymes in future videos? Thank you!

[@wondersofchemistry]

Will do ! Thanks for the positive feedback :-)

[@trippingonnutrition6104]

very nicely explained. which software u r using to make these videos, would be nice of you to reply

[@salehhunjra3773]

Superb ♥️

[@sccm100]

This video is great. However, I cannot find a source on the citrate-malate shuttle. Could you please indicate where this is coming from

[@Honest-qb6yv]

Can malate change First from malate to pyrovate and than go to mitochondria

[@adhipmitra]

Illuminating

[@meghandavid8449]

thank you doctor

[@wondersofchemistry]

no worries :-)

[@bh5074]

Do you have how malic acid/ malate is transport to the fruit . Which tissue (xylem / phloem) is transporting it?

[@madihaparbin4809]

Thank u

[@wondersofchemistry]

No problem

[@Tablegeek]

Why have the citrate-malate shuttle and a citrate-malate-pyruvate shuttle? Creating NADPH?

[@ahmedelsakka9548]

I dunno why he escaped malic enzyme step which converts malate to pyruvate then pyruvate shutteled to mitochondria.

[@mayaocanto393]

tysm