Pure Encapsulations Potassium (Aspartate)

[GET ANSWER] It's an enzyme, and aspartate is its substrate.It's a medium-sized molecule, with molecular weight around 50 (g)/(mol).It's made by a ribosome out of amino acids.It tremendously increases the stability of aspartate, so that aspartate has a lifetime as much as a million times longer.

SOLVED: Explain why Aspartate and Alanine are considered glucogenic amino acids. Include biochemical reactions and name(s) of pathway(s).

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