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Ali Inam
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I have studied that ATP gets involved in almost all the reactions in our body, from cell processes to muscular movements and others.
But I just found out today (during a lecture), that whenever we talk about ATP or whenever energy is being required by ATP, ATP is hydrolysed into ADP and Phosphorus and then it provide the energy.
So, what really gives the energy, ATP or its hydrolysis.
Or does the hydrolysis of ATP releases energy to fulfil the energy needs of the process ?
But I just found out today (during a lecture), that whenever we talk about ATP or whenever energy is being required by ATP, ATP is hydrolysed into ADP and Phosphorus and then it provide the energy.
So, what really gives the energy, ATP or its hydrolysis.
Or does the hydrolysis of ATP releases energy to fulfil the energy needs of the process ?