Utilize the labeling system derived from organic chemistry

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Label the carbons in pyruvate relative to the carbons from which they were derived in glucose for example carbon one from glucose is found at which location in pyruvate. Utilize the labeling system derived from organic chemistry where the carbonyl carbon would be one in all compounds with a carbonyl- use the carbon numbers from glucose.

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