What is the typical lifespan of a molecule of ATP in the human body?

Answer 1

Though humans, animals, and plants rely on the sun, there are many variables to consider about how long humans could live without the sun. Some variables include:

1. How much heat the earth retains from the second the Sun "goes out" (which would not be anytime soon);
2. What season it is; hemispheres with snow and bitter cold winters will suffer more;
3. How much O2 the atmosphere has accumulated;
4. How much 02 the population consumes and how quickly;
5. Whether plants and trees can adapt somehow to do photosynthesis in a different way; Nature always adapts in some measure;
6. How humans can make the Water Cycle work without the sun;
7. How would wind patterns change;
8. How would it rain;
9. How fast humans adapt and adopt alternate measures to survive;
10. Whether humans remember measures to reduce the spread of viruses and bacteria;
11. What scientists and doctors can figure out, and how fast they determine alternate measures;
12. Whether religious folks still pray;
13. Whether humans have kept their imaginative inventive spirit.

Answer 2

Firstly, ATP is the energy created from the Kreb's Cycle, which uses a pyruvate molecule that was broken down from glucose. Without food your body will use the stored glucose from your liver first, then after that it will start breaking down your adipose tissue(fat), after that it will start to eat your muscles which is pretty much the body's last survival technique. To determine how long it would take would depend from patient to patient, everyone is different.

Answer 3

How long can humans live without ATP?

Answer 4

30 seconds. Look up how cyanide kills

Answer 5

One minute