Transamination and Deamination || Formation of Ammonia || NEET PG Biochemistry || Dr Amit Maheshwari

This video is on Transamination and Deamination.
Transamination involves the transfer of α-amino group of α-amino acid to an α-keto acid to form new amino acid and a new keto acid.
The enzymes that catalyze transmission are called aminotransferases or transaminases
Deamination is of two types 1. Oxidative deamination and 2 Non Oxidative deamination

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Sir the definition in this video says particularly transfer of alpha amino grp of alpha a.acid but gamma amino group of ornithine is also transaminated for instance

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Why these 4 Amino acid can not undergo tranamination reaction??????

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Sir incase of amino acid is it necessary that after every transamination, the Glumate will be the end product? or there may also other amino acids like Asparate /Alanine?

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Yes glutamate is the collecting point for the ammonia...

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@@Biochemistrybasics Sir, then how am I supposed to make other amino acid through this transamination? cant I make any amino acid other than glutamate?

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@@asifkarim4240 glutamate is the most commonly formed amino acid.
For synthesis of other Amino acids,most common amino acid i.e, glutamate will undergo deamination and other amino acids will be synthesised..

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@@asifkarim4240 Through transamination other amino acids are also synthesised by most common one is the glutamate,that's why generally study only it's formation...
That's the reason

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@@yuvrajsinghshekhawat7250 yes that was my confusion. Others are also formed but we studay glutamate as it is the commonest

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Describe mechanism of plp in transamination.....

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If lysine were transaminated, it would cyclize into a toxic non-metabolite
If threonine were transaminated, it would dimerize into a toxic non-metabolite
also transaminases CANNOT BIND lysine or threonine
Proline does not have alpha amino group so it doesn't undergo Transamination

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PLP is the active form of B6. It act as Coenzyme for the Transamination reaction

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