ATP is resynthesized from ADP and phosphate via photophosphorylation in plants, oxidative phosphorylation during respiration in both plants and animals, and substrate-level phosphorylation by transferring phosphate from donor molecules.
Phosphate molecules are added to ADP to resynthesize ATP through photophosphorylation (in plants), oxidative phosphorylation (during respiration), and substrate-level phosphorylation (transfer from donor molecules).
| Front | What are the 3 ways phosphate molecule can be added to ADP |
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| Back | chlorophyll-containing plant( photophosphorylation) plant and animal cells during respiration (oxidative phosphorylation) Plant and animal cells when phosphate groups transferred from donor molecules(substrate level phosphorylation) |
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