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What are the products of ATP hydrolysis?
What are the products of ATP hydrolysis?
What type of energy is produced by ATP hydrolysis?
What type of energy is produced by ATP hydrolysis?
Why is the hydrolysis of the phosphate groups in ATP considered exergonic?
Why is the hydrolysis of the phosphate groups in ATP considered exergonic?
What is the final link between the energy derived from food or sunlight and useful work?
What is the final link between the energy derived from food or sunlight and useful work?
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What causes conformational changes in enzyme structure during ATP hydrolysis?
What causes conformational changes in enzyme structure during ATP hydrolysis?
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What percentage of energy released from ATP hydrolysis in humans produces metabolic heat?
What percentage of energy released from ATP hydrolysis in humans produces metabolic heat?
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What can ATP hydrolysis lower in the reaction medium?
What can ATP hydrolysis lower in the reaction medium?
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What does the amount of energy released from ATP hydrolysis depend on?
What does the amount of energy released from ATP hydrolysis depend on?
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In standard conditions, what is the range of the Gibbs free energy change (ΔG) for ATP hydrolysis?
In standard conditions, what is the range of the Gibbs free energy change (ΔG) for ATP hydrolysis?
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What influences the ΔG value range for ATP hydrolysis?
What influences the ΔG value range for ATP hydrolysis?
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What provides insight into the nonstandard conditions of ATP hydrolysis in the cell?
What provides insight into the nonstandard conditions of ATP hydrolysis in the cell?
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What did in vivo studies in humans show about the energy released from ATP hydrolysis?
What did in vivo studies in humans show about the energy released from ATP hydrolysis?
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What were concentrations of ATP, ADP, and Pi in human muscle cells measured for?
What were concentrations of ATP, ADP, and Pi in human muscle cells measured for?
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What was the ΔG value found to be in human muscle cells at rest?
What was the ΔG value found to be in human muscle cells at rest?
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What can the ΔG value be after ischemia in human muscle cells?
What can the ΔG value be after ischemia in human muscle cells?
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What is available for more in-depth study on ATP hydrolysis and its energetic implications?
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Study Notes
ATP Hydrolysis and Energy Release
- ATP has a high negative charge density due to three adjacent phosphate units, making it energetically unstable
- Hydrolysis of ATP relieves electrostatic repulsions, causing conformational changes in enzyme structure and releasing useful energy
- Approximately 60% of energy released from ATP hydrolysis in humans produces metabolic heat rather than fueling reactions
- ATP hydrolysis can lower the pH of the reaction medium due to the acid-base properties of ATP, ADP, and inorganic phosphate
- The amount of energy released from ATP hydrolysis is highly exergonic and depends on cellular conditions and concentrations of ATP, ADP, and Pi
- In standard conditions, the Gibbs free energy change (ΔG) for ATP hydrolysis ranges between -28 and -34 kJ/mol
- The ΔG value range is influenced by Mg2+ cations, cellular environment, and tissue compartment
- The equilibrium constant (K) and reaction quotient (Q) provide insight into the nonstandard conditions of ATP hydrolysis in the cell
- In vivo studies in humans showed that the energy released from ATP hydrolysis is almost twice as much as the energy produced under standard conditions
- Concentrations of ATP, ADP, and Pi in human muscle cells at rest and after ischemia were measured to determine the ΔG value
- ΔG in human muscle cells at rest was found to be around -64 kJ/mol, and after ischemia, it could be as high as -69 kJ/mol
- References and further reading are available for more in-depth study on ATP hydrolysis and its energetic implications
ATP Hydrolysis and Energy Release
- ATP has a high negative charge density due to three adjacent phosphate units, making it energetically unstable
- Hydrolysis of ATP relieves electrostatic repulsions, causing conformational changes in enzyme structure and releasing useful energy
- Approximately 60% of energy released from ATP hydrolysis in humans produces metabolic heat rather than fueling reactions
- ATP hydrolysis can lower the pH of the reaction medium due to the acid-base properties of ATP, ADP, and inorganic phosphate
- The amount of energy released from ATP hydrolysis is highly exergonic and depends on cellular conditions and concentrations of ATP, ADP, and Pi
- In standard conditions, the Gibbs free energy change (ΔG) for ATP hydrolysis ranges between -28 and -34 kJ/mol
- The ΔG value range is influenced by Mg2+ cations, cellular environment, and tissue compartment
- The equilibrium constant (K) and reaction quotient (Q) provide insight into the nonstandard conditions of ATP hydrolysis in the cell
- In vivo studies in humans showed that the energy released from ATP hydrolysis is almost twice as much as the energy produced under standard conditions
- Concentrations of ATP, ADP, and Pi in human muscle cells at rest and after ischemia were measured to determine the ΔG value
- ΔG in human muscle cells at rest was found to be around -64 kJ/mol, and after ischemia, it could be as high as -69 kJ/mol
- References and further reading are available for more in-depth study on ATP hydrolysis and its energetic implications
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Test your knowledge of ATP hydrolysis and the release of energy with this quiz. Explore the energetically unstable nature of ATP, the effects of hydrolysis, and the factors that influence energy release. Delve into the exergonic nature of ATP hydrolysis and its impact on cellular conditions.