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kitkit357 | 22:42 Mon 13th Nov 2006 | Science

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Does ADP have the same number of phosphate groups as ATP?

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ck1

The clue is in the name (adenosine DI phosphate and adenosine TRI phosphate - 2 and 3 respectively)

Gef

Good answer ck1 - perhaps the questioner is taking the pi$$.

that's why when ATP is broken down its denoted as ADP + P1 i.e. one phosphate group

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