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Mind Map by Sea Chel Pie, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Sea Chel Pie
almost 6 years ago
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ATP
- Adenosine Triphosphate
- Structure
- A single molecule of ATP is a
Nucleotide
- molecule
of Ribose
- Pentose sugar
- Pentose sugar
- a molecule
of adenine
- 3 phosphate Groups
- it does not have 3 phosphates attached! The
proper description is phosphate groups
- it does not have 3 phosphates attached! The
proper description is phosphate groups
- molecule
of Ribose
- A single molecule of ATP is a
Nucleotide
- Hydrolysis of ATP
- ATP contains
much energy but
that energy needs
to be released
- in the presence of water
- it becomes hydrolysed.
- The end phosphate group is
hydrolysed
- as it breaks from the
main molecule
- free
energy is
released
- free
energy is
released
- The inorganic phosphate
released during the
hydrolysis of ATP can be
used to phosphorylate
other compounds
- often making them
more reactive
- often making them
more reactive
- as it breaks from the
main molecule
- The hydrolysis of ATP can be coupled to
energy-requiring reactions within cells
- The end phosphate group is
hydrolysed
- it becomes hydrolysed.
- to adenosine
diphosphate (ADP)
- and an inorganic phosphate group
(Pi)
- and an inorganic phosphate group
(Pi)
- catalysed
- by the enzyme
ATP Hydrolase
- by the enzyme
ATP Hydrolase
- ATP contains
much energy but
that energy needs
to be released
- Resynthesis of ATP
- Condensation of ADP and Pi
- elimination of a
small molecule
- like H₂O
- like H₂O
- elimination of a
small molecule
- Condensation of ADP and Pi
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