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What is the cell's currency for energy? A. glucose B. ATP C. hydrogen
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What is the cell's currency for energy?
A. glucose
B. ATP
C. hydrogen

What is the cell's currency for energy? A. glucose B. ATP C. hydrogen-example-1
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ATP (AKA: Adenosine 5'-triphosphate).

Step-by-step explanation:

ATP is the cell’s currency for energy as it is responsible for storing and transferring energy through the cell.

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