Its most important function can be catalyzed by polynucleotide kinase, and involves the breaking of one phosphate bond to release energy.
The synthesis of this molecule is described by the Boyer model, and takes place by beta units switching between "tight" and "loose" configurations in its namesake enzyme, which consists of a knob, rod, and rotor. It is produced especially quickly in cells with myoglobin. Its most important function can be catalyzed by polynucleotide kinase, and involves the breaking of one phosphate bond to release energy. Name this molecule produced in the Krebs cycle, the "energy currency" of cells.
The synthesis of this molecule is described by the Boyer model, and takes place by beta units switching between "tight" and "loose" configurations in its namesake enzyme, which consists of a knob, rod, and rotor.
{ATP} [or adenosine 5? triphosphate]