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Metabolic crossover
A metabolic crossover is a molecule which can act as a substrate for several enzymes involved in different metabolic pathways.
Pyruvate, glucose-6-phosphate (G6P), and acetyl-coenzyme A are particularly notable amongst the metabolic crossovers.
Pyruvate, at the crossover of different fermentation pathways and the Krebs cycle. © Benjamin Mills, Wikimedia public domain
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