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How much ATP is produced in the human body in twenty-four hours?
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∙ 16y ago
About 1020 molecules per second, equivalent to a turnover rate of ATP of 65 kg per day. This can vary depending on activity. Here is a website that has metabolic rates and the use of ATP that may help you find an approximate figure.
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