A team of scientists are developing a method to measure ATP levels in the cell instantaneously. This would allow scientists to take immediate measurements of ATP and determine where ATP is localized in the cell. Which of the following statements best explains the benefit of measuring ATP in a cell instantaneously? Measuring the levels of ATP will allow A scientists to locate mutations within the nucleus. Measuring the levels of ATP will allow scientists to locate where energy is used B for cellular activities. Measuring the levels of ATP will allow C scientists to determine if the cell is undergoing meiosis. Measuring the levels of ATP will allow D scientists to determine if the cell is a prokaryote or eukaryote.

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