Question

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QUESTION 1:

What is the best description of molecule b in this diagram?


adenosine monophosphate

adenosine diphosphate

adenosine triphosphate

adenine triphosphide



QUESTION 2:

This diagram shows a step in a reaction where one kind of amino acid is converted into another kind of amino acid. What occurs during this step?


An ATP molecule and an amino acid molecule fit into separate holding spots on the same enzyme.

ATP transfers a phosphate group to the original amino acid molecule and becomes ADP.

The original amino acid molecule, which is now unstable, reacts easily with another molecule and releases the attached phosphate.

The addition of the new molecule to the original amino acid molecule transforms the original amino acid into a new amino acid.

Answer 1

Q1) The best description for molecule b in the diagram is adenosine diphosphate because there are only two phosphate groups. (b)

Q2) I would say b again, but I am not 100% sure. In the diagram, ATP seems to have given off a phosphate group and become ADP. The other answers are all not specified in the diagram, but rather inferences from what might be happening.

Answer 2

The answer to question 4 is A, the answer to question 5 is B