It's actually not gluterate but glutarate.
It's also known as glutaric acid, which
is an acid formed during the catabolism of
tryptophan.>Tryptophan is the essential amino acid
formed from proteins during the digestive
process by the action of proteolytic enzymes
(a.k.a. proteases)
>Catabolism is the metabolic breakdown of
complex molecules into simpler ones, often
resulting in a release of energy.
Hope I've clearly answered your question.