Regulation of pyruvate metabolism and human disease

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@WilliamWallace That's all true. But that's only part of the pyruvate metabolism. Here's much more comprehensive information: https://t.co/l5uiG5dMiV

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@ecrobinson34 No I don't think it's fixed I think it's affected by a lot of things. I'm looking at another molecule now that may help increase the conversion of pyruvate to acetyl co-a https://t.co/5X7Xm252uK

An excellent article on pyruvate and various issues with glycolysis https://t.co/5X7Xm252uK

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