The removal of this functional group is inhibited by sodium orthovanadate and sodium fluoride.
The removal of this functional group is inhibited by sodium orthovanadate and sodium fluoride. PTB and SH2 domains bind to this functional group. Two equivalents of this functional group are connected to a thiazole ring in a cofactor for transketolase and pyruvate dehydrogenase. That cofactor contains thiamine bonded to the "pyro" version of this functional group. This functional group is added to glucose in the first step of (*) glycolysis. This functional group is added to tyrosine, serine, and threonine residues by kinases. The cell membrane's bilayer contains lipids modified by this functional group. Sugars in the backbone of DNA are connected by, for 10 points, what anion with charge minus three, three of which bind to adenosine in ATP?
The removal of this functional group is inhibited by sodium orthovanadate and sodium fluoride.
phosphate [accept diphosphate or pyrophosphate due to those clues and triphosphate due to the giveaway]