ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate)

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This explanation was so short and simple, and at the same time so complete and clarifying. Thanks for sharing.

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great explanation in a short period of time, Much appreciation

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[@lisahollis-brown920]

A good basic overview of ATP, but there are some important errors in this animation. First, a single organelle is a mitochondrion, not a mitochondrium. Next, the bonds between the phosphate groups are NOT high energy bonds. The energy released is only about 7.3 kCal per mole, but that is enough to get things done in the cell. Finally, ATP is not the only energy carrier molecule used by cells (GTP, NADPH, etc.), but it is the universal energy carrier molecule.

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Atp is the Nephew of mitochondria! Cell:*Owww!*

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Legit learned my 2 weak school session in 1:56 minutes🤣 respect 🔥

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Perfect explaination

[@aaronw2522]

What do you mean by phosphate group? Is that just the category of the 3 molecules on ATP?

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Ya

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Honestly atp really confuses me!!! I just don’t understand it

[@ygotsvlog3762]

Dude its pretty funny to simplify atp can accept and release energy

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5 years old still saving lives

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It's soo helpful....... massive thank you 🎉

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" from the chemical bonds of our food to the areas of the cells that require energy " - my intuition tells me this is how Cancer is created (from spurious chemicals). I hope and pray someone is looking into THIS !!!!!!!

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Incredibly wrong.

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Yep cos majority of what we consume isn’t “ food “ it’s toxic posion

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[@Bob-yl9pm]

Good video, but what do you mean by "High Energy" bonds between the phosphates??? Enthalpy would suggest the opposite?

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Thanks this helped a lot

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Great short, Informative video👍.

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Hey , I athelet wrestler and I do crossfit ...my friend advice me to do injictions of atp for more recupetion good ...I want just know if this injiction bad for health or not ...please

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Unless you have a medical condition that requires these types of injections, it is unlikely that they will have any significant effect on your workouts. Recommend that you contact a medical doctor before you decide to do this.

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I am curious on if ATP is the reason for narcolepsy.

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Why do some people say glucose is the bodies fuel source when it is atp

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Very helpful

[@nazarmargarian387]

what kind of energy?

[@heatheryork3317]

Unfortunately, you use the wrong word for the name of the organelle that performs cell respiration. It's "mitochondrion", not "mitochondrium".

[@TheMonkiBrothers]

Still don’t get how it regenerates once the 3 rd phosate bond was lost

[@mrskirk2110]

Typo - mitochondrium should be mitochondrion (plural mitochondria)

[@awake6009]

*mitochondrion is singular

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The plural is actually mitochondria

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love this video it helped me a lot

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Personally, I would have preferred a non-AI voice please. Gracious amigo.

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Is De-phosphorylation the same as hydrolysis. Please I need that for my exam!!

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[@Hallands.]

Yeah, but how is the release energy received by whatever the recipient might be, then? A high energy bond is broken (by hydrolysis) and then what? Is there an universal mechanism for receiving? Specialized proteins? Something else?

[@sanjeeva311076]

Hallands Menved yes, specialised proteins indeed ie enzymes, specifically ATPases

[@xplane11fan93]

@Hallands Menved specialized enzymes carry phosphate back to the ADP and then then by the process called phosphorylation, ATP is produced and the cycle goes on.

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He kiya tha ?☹️😑😅 I don't understand

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This voice makes me sleepy

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[@krystelledeleon]

So does this basically means ADP is useless unable to give off energy without having those 3 phosphates complete? all or nothing?

[@sanjeeva311076]

Krystelle de Leon ADP can be converted to AMP (adenosine monophosphate) releasing more energy but this is less important than the ATP to ADP cycle. AMP (or more correctly cyclical AMP) has significance as a signalling molecule within the cell, almost like an intracellular hormone. ATP is really interesting. Virtually every energy dependent process within every living organism is dependent on ATP so it is fundamental to life itself. In fact, there is a theory that life first developed in hydrothermal vents where a proton gradient was used to generate energy rich phosphates, similar to what happens within mitochondria. Mitochondria themselves were probably bacteria that entered into a symbiotic relationship with eukaryotes, hence why they have their own DNA distinct from the nuclear DNA. Mitochondrial DNA is only inherited from the mother, so it is useful for tracing maternal lines of inheritance.

[@xplane11fan93]

@Krystelle de Leon no, ADP can happen to be AMP which releases energy equivalent to 7.3kcal/mole.

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What about ADENOSINE MONOPHOSPHATE!???

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A good explanation but what a poor choice of food. Doughnuts and milk? OMG🤷🏽‍♂️

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does anyone know the equation

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