Coenzyme A

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Introduction of Coenzyme A
Coenzyme A, consisting of pantothenic acid, cysteine and phosphoadenosine diphosphate, exists largely in tissues and cells of living organism. It's critical role as an acryl carrier can de found in the metabolism of carbohydrates, lipid and protein (such as synthesis of acethylcholine, glycogen storage and metabolic regulation of cholesterol and other lipids). It' sphysical and biochemical functions can de used in the clinical treatments.
Biochemical Functions of Coenzyme A
1. Involve energy production: metabolic processes that facilitated more than 70 chemical reactions. Coenzyme A initiater the tricarboxylic acid cycle which produces more than 90 percent of the body' s energy. It also increases the fat utilization mechanism and amino acid catabolism.
2. provide active substances: Coenzyme A participates in the synthesis of many essential substances . In the brain , it involves the synthesis of neuromuscular messengers, neurotransmitters such as acetylcholine and melatonin which helps sleeping . Neuromuscular messengers function the communication between nerves and muscles . Neurotransmitters communicate the feeling. vitro stimulus ,memory between nerve and brain.
3. Transfer acryl group: Coenzyme A as an acryl carrier involves the acryl group transfer.
4. Strengthen the immune system: Coenzyme A involves toxic substance excretion, white blood cells activation, haemoglobin synthesis, and antibodies synthesis.
5. Facilitate the manufacture and repairment of connective tissue: Coenzyme A has critical roles in the cartilage Development, protection and repairment by facilitating the synthesis of chondroitin sulfate and hyaluronic acid.
6. Other functions: Coenzyme A enhances the utility of Coenzyme Q10 and Coenzyme I. It also can lower the side effdcts of antibiotic and other medicines

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