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Single-Carbon Transfer Reaction

Molecular classification: Metabolic process

Overview

A single-carbon transfer reaction refers to a class of biochemical reactions in which a one-carbon unit (such as methyl, methylene, or formyl group) is transferred from one molecule to another. These reactions are central to the metabolic network known as *one-carbon metabolism*, which is essential for biosynthesis, amino acid homeostasis, epigenetic regulation, and redox balance.

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BiosynthesisAmino acid metabolismMethylationEpigenetic regulationRedox balanceNucleotide synthesis

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CancerDevelopmental disorders

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