phosphorylated adenosine
"Phosphorylated adenosine" refers to adenosine molecules that have been chemically modified by adding phosphate groups, forming compounds essential for energy transfer and cellular processes.
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Definition
C1Biochemistry
(technical)A molecule where adenosine is modified by the addition of phosphate groups, forming compounds like AMP, ADP, or ATP, vital for energy transfer and storage.
Example
- ATP, a type of phosphorylated adenosine, is crucial for providing energy in cellular processes.
C1Biology
(technical)A compound where adenosine is bonded with phosphate groups, playing a significant role in cellular signaling and metabolic pathways.
Example
- Phosphorylated adenosine compounds are involved in signaling pathways that regulate cellular functions.
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