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... cellular metabolism , endergonic reactions are driven by coupling them to reactions with a greater negative free energy ( exergonic ) . ATP plays a critical role in this energy coupling . IV . ATP AND CELLULAR WORK ATP is the immediate ...
... cellular metabolism , endergonic reactions are driven by coupling them to reactions with a greater negative free energy ( exergonic ) . ATP plays a critical role in this energy coupling . IV . ATP AND CELLULAR WORK ATP is the immediate ...
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... cellular work is performed . ( See Campbell , Figure 9.3 ) • Cells must replenish the ATP supply to continue cellular work . Respiration provides the energy for ATP synthesis from ADP and inorganic phosphate . An Overview of Cellular ...
... cellular work is performed . ( See Campbell , Figure 9.3 ) • Cells must replenish the ATP supply to continue cellular work . Respiration provides the energy for ATP synthesis from ADP and inorganic phosphate . An Overview of Cellular ...
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... cellular growth factors or for proteins involved in the function of growth factors . • Are not unique to tumor viruses , but are found in the normal cells of many species . In fact , some tumor viruses transform cells by activating cellular ...
... cellular growth factors or for proteins involved in the function of growth factors . • Are not unique to tumor viruses , but are found in the normal cells of many species . In fact , some tumor viruses transform cells by activating cellular ...
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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