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ATP
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A Levels Biology (ATP) Mind Map on ATP, created by ely3m17 on 12/02/2014.
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ATP
Needed for
Metabolic processes
Movement
Internal - blood etc
External - locomotion
Muscle contraction
Attachment of myosin head (phosphate)
Power stroke
Detachment of myosin head
Active transport of Ca2+ into sarcoplasmic reticulum
Active transport
Secretion
Activation of molecules
Synthesis
Photophosphorylation
electron transport chain (thylakoid membrane of chloroplast)
Oxidative phosphorylation
electron transport chain (mitochondria)
Chemiosmosis/ ATP synthase
Substrate-level phosphorylation
phosphate group transferred from donor molecules to ADP
e.g. glycolysis
ATP vs Glucose
ATP releases more manageable quantities of energy
Hydrolysis of ATP is a single reaction
Produces immediate energy
Bonds between phosphate groups have a low activation energy
terminal phosphate is hydrolysed
Releases energy
ATP + H2O = ADP + Pi + Energy
Reverse condensation reaction re-synthesises ATP
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