This compound is made by an enzyme with three binding pockets, which are labelled O, L, and T, for open, loose, and tight.
This compound is made by an enzyme with three binding pockets, which are labelled O, L, and T, for open, loose, and tight. Enzymes named for this compound are classified as P-type, V-type, E-type, or F-type. Amino acids must first react with this compound before they add to tRNA acceptor stems. Firefly luciferase reacts luciferin with this compound and oxygen to make light. Most (*)  kinases use this compound as a substrate. The enzyme that makes this compound couples its synthesis to rotation of a central stalk driven by protons moving down an electrochemical gradient. A squiggly line is used to represent this compound's labile PÂ–O bond that stores 30 kilojoules per mole. For 10 points, name this compound made by oxidative phosphorylation, the energy currency of the cell.
This compound is made by an enzyme with three binding pockets, which are labelled O, L, and T, for open, loose, and tight.
ATP  [or  adenosine triphosphate ]