How much energy is released upon the hydrolysis of ATP? What happens to this energy during phosphate transfer to proteins? Given your answer

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Q: Which bond(s) in α-D-glucose must be broken tochange its configuration to  β-D-glucose? Which…

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Q: List three purposes served by protein turnover.

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