ATP frequently acts as an energy source for organisms because
a.
the energy molecule has a ve...
Biology, 23.03.2021 08:40 johannah51
ATP frequently acts as an energy source for organisms because
a.
the energy molecule has a very minimal size
b.
stores energy from any energy source
C.
its energy is efficiently transferred to perform cellular
Process
d.
Could be stored in the cell for a long duration due to it extreme stability
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