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| − | A high-energy compound in muscle cells; during muscle activity, the phosphate group is donated to ADP, regenerating ATP; also called phosphorylcreatine. | + | A high-energy compound in muscle cells; during muscle activity, the phosphate group is donated to ADP, regenerating ATP; also called '''phosphorylcreatine'''. |
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A high-energy compound in muscle cells; during muscle activity, the phosphate group is donated to ADP, regenerating ATP; also called phosphorylcreatine.