Pyruvic Acid: Passage

Pyruvic Acid: Passage

Year
2006
Medium
linseed oil on canvas
Dimensions
60 × 80 cm
Series
Microcosm

Pyruvic acid is a key molecule in cellular respiration. It is formed from glucose and glycerol in the biochemical process of glycolysis.

The pyruvic acid is then broken down; which reactions follow depends on whether or not oxygen is present.

Enquire about this work

More from this series