How Cells Keep Their Energy Supply Going
Cells repeatedly regenerate ATP as cellular work consumes the small available supply, making continuous turnover more important than stockpiling.
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Cells repeatedly regenerate ATP as cellular work consumes the small available supply, making continuous turnover more important than stockpiling.
Metabolism links the breakdown and building of molecules through energy transfers, with ATP powering much of the work that cells perform.