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4) Thioesters such as acetyl CoA: ∆G 0’ = -31.5

kJ/mol

All of these compounds have a high

phosphate group transfer potential.

They can transfer their phosphate group

directly to ADP to form ATP. This is

substrate level phosphorylation.

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Other high energy phosphate compounds are hydrolyzed with a large ∆G. These include: O 1) acyl phosphates CH 3 -C-OPO 3 -2 ∆G 0’ = -43.3 2) enol phosphates CH 2 =C COO- OPO 3 -2 (PEP) ∆G 0’ = -62.2 3) phosphoguanidines -2 H 2 N=C-NH-OPO 3 R-N-X R = CH 2 COO- X = CH 3 phosphocreatine ∆G 0’ = -43.3

4) Thioesters such as acetyl CoA: ∆G 0’ = -31.5 kJ/mol All of these compounds have a high phosphate group transfer potential. They can transfer their phosphate group directly to ADP to form ATP. This is substrate level phosphorylation.

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