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6-phosphogluconate déshydrogénase o Etape irréversibleo Décarboxylation oxydative du 6-phosphogluconate (hexose) en ribulose-5-phosphate Décarboxylation : perte de la fonction acide carboxylique sous forme de CO2 Formation d'un pentose à partir d'un hexose Oxydation de la fonction alcool du C3 en fonction cétone Formation d'un cétoseo Produits Formation de ribulose-5-phosphate (cétopentose) Productiond'1NADPH,H+ Mg2+ nécessaire Elimination d'1 CO2 Causé par la perte de la fonction acide carboxylique via la décarboxylation oxydative- Le segment oxydatif produit au total 2 NADPH,H+
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