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What is HMP pathway
The HMP pathway like glycolysis occurs in the cytosol of the cell. However, C02 which is not produced in glycolysis, is a characteristic product in HMP pathway. Further, in this pathway no ATP is generated, which you know, is the major product of glycolysis. Again oxidation uses NADP+ unlike NAD' in glycolysis. It would be a useful exercise for you to list the similarities and differences in glycolysis and HMP pathway, later after having gone through the section of HMP pathway here. So let's get moving and get to know the metabolic reactions in the HMP pathway.
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