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How ATP transfer its energy?

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Anonymous

13y ago
Updated: 8/20/2019

Nearly always, the phosphate is directly transferred to another molecule. Then, a chemical reaction that consumes energy is carried out in such a way that it is coupled to the release of the phosphate, so that the overall reaction releases energy and can proceed spontaneously (with catalytic help from enzymes, of course).

For example, assembling a polymer often begins by phosphorylating the monomers, using ATP. Then, an enzyme positions everything so that a hydroxyl on one monomer can attack the other monomer and displace the phosphate. The phosphate is such a great leaving group that the attack becomes very favorable.

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