Energy chemistryMediumQuestion 10466
Question
When ATP loses its terminal phosphate, it becomes:
- AADPCorrect
- BAMP only
- CDNA
- DGTP
Correct answer
ADP
Explanation
ATP hydrolysis yields ADP and inorganic phosphate in most cases.
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When ATP loses its terminal phosphate, it becomes:
ATP hydrolysis yields ADP and inorganic phosphate in most cases.