How to pronounce “atp” in English

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ATP is the way a yeast and you and I make energy.

ATP which would have exploded the bomb on board so he had gone to it he had

ATP stands for adenine triphosphate. Creatures all over the animal kingdom all rely on ATP.

And ATP is the energy currency.

more ATP, the energy that we all use to move, it makes more of that available, all right?

So ATP isn't just about making a love connection.

And the ATP turns to ADP.

It turns it into ATP and molecules that carry your energy.

Kinases bind ATP.

Many of you know ATP to be adenosine triphosphate, the energy carrying shuttle service molecule found

So what is ATP?

And at ATP, we believe that places like Google and Los Angeles or Hollywood-- we believe we're unique on the global stage because we have

And at ATP, we are trying to be a part of disseminating that vision.

bonds in a very precise way producing ATP which then drives the entire machinery of the neurons and the rest of the body.

That space starts throwing out ATP from glutamine.

continue to take in oxygen and make ATP.

a lot more than just making ATP.

The other benefits of engaging in an ATP lifestyle extend beyond health and economics.

to do some alternative travel ATP, and if, therefore, a part of a reverberating effect that reduces a person's risk of heart disease or results

There's no American in the ATP Top 10.

And the view was, ATP is ATP.

I am here to talk with you today about ATP.

Oxygen serves as a kind of a final acceptor for electrons that allows ATP

greedy and it needs much more to make the same amount of ATP, which is energy.

in the gym, it needs ATP. So, it calls upon the mitochondria, it says, "I need ATP."

gets all the press, is ATP, Robin is creatine.

What pros, either on the ATP or the WPA tour, would you like to coach?

And ATP is the fuel that fuels every cell in the body.

the battery is charged, the mitochondria can use that charge to make ATP, adenosine triphosphate, which

The prevailing view in the world was, I just showed you something that binds ATP.

And if we can-- or if I can convince one of you in this room to use your molecular energy ATP

Basically, the more oxygen you take in, the more ATP you can use, the better your muscle will work.

Um like 34 to 36 ATPs.

And in the metabolic networks in our cells, you have a few molecules, like ATP, that govern hundreds of chemical reactions.

We're breaking them down, stealing the electrons, putting them into the mitochondria, generating ATP from ADP, and recycling the whole thing.

In in that mitochondria, it does a process and it spits out ATP as

We showed the cancer cell takes in oxygen, but it's not making energy through ATP in

So, uh adenosine triphosphate or ATP is the energy currency of all our cells and think of your muscle doing work or

Now, when you exercise at a high intensity, you know, sprinting, weightlifting, those ATP stores do

Where you're depleting the resources of glucose, glycogen, ATP, those little stores of energy

Well, in the genome, there are at least 500 to 1,000 proteins that bind ATP.

And then even biochemists looked at this and said, well, you're never going to swamp out ATP.

But if you were the CEO of Google, was there a kind of wild mode of transportation you would have us invent to help ATP's cause?

So this is yeast taking in glucose, up in the upper left, turning it into ATP.

They're not gonna have enough, what's called, creatine and ATP levels in their body.