Biochemistry All India exam 900a3e1e

Coenzyme not required in formation of glutamate-

Thiamine pyrophosphate

Pyridoxial phosphate

Niacin

None of the above

High-Yield Explanation

NAD+ is derived from nicotinic acid, a member of the vitamin B complex, used in the synthesis of GABA. During transamination reaction glutamate is formed. Pyridoxal Phosphate acts as a coenzyme. REF: Lippincott book of biochemistry 6th ed.

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