Question

question the energy stored in atp (adenosine triphosphate) can drive cellular work by energizing other molecules. this process occurs when ________. answer a phosphate group is transferred from another molecule to atp a phosphate group is transferred from atp to another molecule all of the listed responses are correct. none of the listed responses is correct. an adenosine (sugar plus nitrogenous base) is transferred from atp to another molecule i dont know yet

Explanation:

ATP drives cellular work through a process called phosphorylation, where a phosphate - group is transferred from ATP to another molecule, energizing it. Transferring a phosphate to ATP would store energy in ATP rather than release it for cellular work. Transferring an adenosine from ATP is not how ATP provides energy for cellular work.

Answer:

a phosphate group is transferred from ATP to another molecule