Question

durante la reducción, el pga reacciona con atp y nadph. ¿qué aporta el atp a la reacción? electrones carbon iones de hidrógeno grupo fosfato

Explanation:

ATP (adenosine - tri - phosphate) is known for its high - energy phosphate bonds. When it reacts in biochemical reactions like the one with PGA (phosphoglyceric acid), it donates a phosphate group through a process called phosphorylation. Electrons are mainly donated by electron - carriers like NADPH, carbon is not a typical donation from ATP, and hydrogen ions are not the main contribution of ATP in this context.

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