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The methylcitrate cycle is a biochemical pathway that plays a role in the metabolism of certain amino acids, particularly in some microorganisms and specific mammalian tissues. It is particularly important in the breakdown of odd-chain fatty acids and certain branched-chain amino acids, such as isoleucine, which are catabolized into propionyl-CoA.

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