Why do cells go to the trouble of making ATP when they already have glucose molecules?
a
pro...
Biology, 05.12.2021 22:20, coopera1744
Why do cells go to the trouble of making ATP when they already have glucose molecules?
a
prokaryotes cannot use glucose at all, so they must make ATP
b
an ATP molecule holds more energy than a glucose molecule
c
glucose holds too much energy; ATP is easier to spend on cell work
d
because eukaryotes are complex, they must complicate all chemical reactions
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