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Citrate synthase; bifunctional 14-nm filament-forming protein; structural protein involved in oral morphogenesis and pronuclear behavior during conjugation; citrate synthase activity decreased by polymerization and dephosphorylation
CIT1 Citrate synthase, catalyz
es the condensation of acetyl
coenzyme A and oxaloacetate to
form citrate; the rate-limiti
ng enzyme of the TCA cycle; nu
clear encoded mitochondrial pr
otein
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