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What is produced when ATP is broken down?
What is produced when ATP is broken down?
- NADH and carbon dioxide
- Adenine Triphosphate and energy
- ADP and an inorganic phosphate (correct)
- Glucose and water
During respiration, how does a cell utilize glucose?
During respiration, how does a cell utilize glucose?
- To build ATP when energy is not immediately needed (correct)
- To convert it into proteins
- To directly fuel cellular processes
- To form fatty acids
What does ATP stand for?
What does ATP stand for?
- Adenosine Triphosphate (correct)
- Adenine Transphosphate
- Adenosine Di Phosphate
- Adenine Triphosphate
What happens to the energy released from ATP breakdown?
What happens to the energy released from ATP breakdown?
Which molecule is formed from ATP after it is broken down during energy release?
Which molecule is formed from ATP after it is broken down during energy release?
Flashcards
ATP
ATP
A molecule that stores chemical energy released from glucose breakdown during respiration.
Respiration
Respiration
The process by which cells break down glucose to release energy.
ADP
ADP
A molecule formed when ATP releases energy, consisting of adenine, two phosphate groups.
Inorganic Phosphate
Inorganic Phosphate
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Energy Storage
Energy Storage
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Study Notes
ATP Role in Respiration
- Glucose is broken down during respiration
- Energy release may not be immediate
- Energy used to build ATP
- ATP releases stored chemical energy when needed
- ATP breaks down into ADP (Adenine Diphosphate) and inorganic phosphate
ATP Energy Use
- Energy released by ATP used for various cellular processes
- Examples include muscle contraction, active transport, cell division, protein synthesis, and nerve impulse transmission
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