The phrase "atp in order to" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error or a misunderstanding, as "atp" does not fit the context of "in order to," which is used to express purpose.
Example: "I will study hard in order to pass the exam."
Alternatives: "to" or "so as to".
At the beginning of exercise the total adenine nucleotide pool (ATP + ADP + adenosine-monophosphate (AMP)) remains constant, since ADP is reconverted to ATP in order to maintain the delivery of energy for exercise [ 18].
Mfd hydrolyses ATP in order to displace RNA polymerase from the site of damage [13].
Functional studies were performed in these cells by injecting a solution of 100 µM UTP, UDP and ATP in order to stimulate the purinergic receptors.
After the assembly of all the components, ClpB, which acts as as a chaperone and ATPase, forms a hexameric structure which interacts with Hcp to hydrolyse ATP in order to translocate of effector molecules.
All cross-linking experiments were performed in absence of ATP in order to favor the conformations of the complex which enable phosphatase activity of PTP-SL on ERK2 and not the kinase activity of ERK2.
TAP function is dependent on ATP in order to complete a cycle of peptide translocation.
These alterations would support an increased ATP production rate in order to supply the necessary energy for alginate biosynthesis.
As a result, the mitochondria switch from the production of ATP, to the consumption of ATP by ATP synthase in order to maintain their membrane potential (Campanella et al, 2008).
First, it is possible that poorly performing firms adopt more ATPs or managers adopt ATPs in order to make value-destroying acquisitions later.
Estimates of the number of protons required to pass through ATP synthase in order to produce a single ATP molecule vary between 2 and 5. Extrapolating this in order to gauge how many NADH or FADH2 molecules are required to produce a single ATP is difficult because protons are able to leak across the mitochondrial membranes, dissipating their energy as heat.
All these ATP-consuming steps (activation, neoglucogenesis) need to be compensated under physiological conditions by an increase in ATP synthesis in order to maintain an energetic steady state in the cell.
