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Computer graphic of a molecule of ATP
ATP. Computer graphic representation of a molecule of adenosine triphosphate (ATP). The molecule acts as an intracellular battery of metabolic energy. Energy is stored in the chemical bonds of ATPs three phosphate groups (orange, at left), ready to be released when the molecule is split into its di- or monophosphate relatives (ADP or AMP). Here, wire-drawn forms represent the atomic backbone. At lower centre (white) is a carbon ring; nitrogen atoms (blue) occur in two rings (upper right). ATP molecules occur in abundance in cell respiration, the chemical process which uses oxygen to oxidise sugars and fats to produce energy
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This print showcases a computer-generated graphic representation of the vital molecule known as adenosine triphosphate (ATP). Acting as an intracellular battery, ATP stores metabolic energy within its chemical bonds. In this image, the three phosphate groups of ATP are depicted in vibrant orange on the left side, symbolizing the potential energy waiting to be unleashed. When split into its di- or monophosphate relatives (ADP or AMP), ATP releases this stored energy. The wire-drawn forms elegantly portray the atomic backbone of the molecule while a carbon ring takes center stage in white below. Additionally, two rings composed of nitrogen atoms can be observed in the upper right corner, adding complexity and intrigue to this molecular structure. ATP molecules play a crucial role in cell respiration - a chemical process that utilizes oxygen to oxidize sugars and fats for energy production. Found abundantly within cells, these compounds serve as essential powerhouses for various cellular activities. This visually stunning print not only highlights the intricate beauty of organic chemistry but also serves as a reminder of how fundamental molecules like ATP contribute to life-sustaining processes within our bodies. Created by Science Photo Library, it offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate both artistry and scientific significance simultaneously.
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