ATP cycle

Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is used to produce energy for cellular activities. The molecule is utilized for energy in cells by removing a phosphate group (dephosphorylation). This produces the molecule ADP (adenosine diphosphate), which is subsequently phosphorylated to produce ATP. This video summarizes the ATP cycle in cells and introduces the key terms. Groovy music by Ben Hammer.

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Music

Tags:

• ATP
• ADP
• cellular
• energy
• molecules
• phosphorylation
• dephosphorylation

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[SamuelHammer]

thanks. (-:

[krazyMaz]

nice one

[SamuelHammer]

thx i try to get the point across.

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[jonboy7777]

i wish life is as simple as this video :/

[k04jetta]

Thanks for making me learn and dance at the same time.

[SnobSquash]

atp for dummies ftw :)

[divisorplot]

bdpq ! thanks 'Q'

[rotateaxis]

@jpedamen you are telling avout your own thing

[jpedamen]

jpedamen has a real nice explanation

[selurhajile]

khanacademy has some amazing lectures on ATP

[ply99ply]

inscrutable

[MsBee8888]

After three months of talking about ATP in class, it still didn't make much sense. Two minutes and two seconds with you cleared everything up. Thank you SO much!

[xixhita]

loool thanks, now i understand, i can learn anything except chemistry. by the way, I'm going to marry a scientist. &*)%%#%#@#%%$&!!!!!!!!!!!

[thaimilktea]

very informative