Brian Bavin

When wanted, phosphocreatine later binds with ADP to convert it again to ATP. When power demand is high (e.g. during muscle exertion) creatine phosphate donates its phosphate to ADP (adenosine diphosphate) to yield ATP, which drives muscle contraction and protein manufacturing. After creatine enters the physique (or after it is produced by the body) it firsts binds with a phosphate molecule to form creatine phosphate. There are 20 normal amino acids which can be usually found in proteins, and t...