kellbrook

i read that atp is not very stable, how stable is atp/mg2?

can cells absorb extracellular atp?

inside the body can atp exist as atp alone or does it always have to be attched to something like magneisum?

they say atp is the energy currency of the cell, does atp always come as atp-mg2 ?

thanks for the feedback guys

@worldofbiochemistry.....so if we can ensure that the magnesium is stable and bound to the amino acid, then it maybe possible fo the magnesium+amino acid compound to get into the cell via the amino acid pathway? thanks

the magnesium ion gets into the cell via the magnesium/ATPase pathway, if we wanted to get magnesium in through another pathway, if we bound magnesium to something say an amino acid, would it be possible for the magnnesium+amino acid compound to get into the cell via the amino acid pathway?

the magnesium ion is taken up into the cell via the magnesium/ATPase pathway, if we wanted to get magnesium into the cell another route, if we bound magnesium to an amino acid, would it be possible to get the magnesium and amino acid compound to go through the amino acid pathway?

i guess my specific question is about magnesium ion uptake and cell transport proteins, magnesium ion is taken into the cell through the magnesium/ATPase pathway, but i want to know if magnesium was bonded to something like an amino acid, can this (magnesium+amino acid) be taken up together through the same pathway that amino acid normally use? charony i sent you pm but don't know if you got it, also how do i check to see if i recieved any pm?

what does daughter cell mean?

so transport proteins specificthings they take in and out, is it possible for something that doesn't usually go in that way,if it was bonded to something that goes in that way