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    The document discusses ATP structure and function by providing 8 multiple choice questions. It begins by stating ATP has three parts: a nitrogenous base, a 5-carbon sugar, and three phosphate groups. The bonds between the phosphate groups are high-energy phosphoanhydride bonds. ATP is suitable as an energy carrier because its hydrolysis releases energy, its phosphorylation requires energy, it can transfer its phosphoryl groups, and it allows localized energy production.

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    ATP structure and function – IB style questions

    ATP structure

    This slide summarises the properties of ATP

    Questions

    1. Name the three parts of an ATP molecule. (1 mark)

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    2. What is similar about the structure of ATP and the nucleotide Adenosine? (2 marks)

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    3. What is important about the bonds between each of the phosphate groups? (1 mark)

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    4. List three properties which make ATP suitable as a carrier of energy in the cell. (3 marks)

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    © David Faure, InThinking http://www.thinkib.net/biology 1


    ATP structure and function – IB style questions

    Hydrolysis and phosphorylation of ATP

    5. Describe the features of a hydrolysis reaction in general. (2 marks)

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    6. Outline the hydrolysis of ATP and the use of this reaction in cell metabolism. (2 marks)

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    7. Identify the molecule type from this diagram which matches ATP structure. (1 mark)

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    8. Explain how a nucleoside triphosphate is different from a nucleotide. (1 mark )

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    © David Faure, InThinking http://www.thinkib.net/biology 2

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