2. Another bodily process is the urea cycle. However, a carbamoyl phosphate is necessary to begin the urea cycle, which is made from the reaction of a bicarbonate ion with ATP.¹ Using what you have learned, fill in the mechanistic steps between the structures. OH Saceus TYPO th O... 2 Mg ATP NH₂ Kl Adenosine XI OH Carboxyphosphate : NH₂ +=XX² Adenosine Q. O ADP G :phosphate ADP NH QH i H₂N carbamoyl phosphate POZ ADP

2. Another bodily process is the urea cycle. However, a carbamoyl phosphate is necessary to begin the urea cycle, which is made from the reaction of a bicarbonate ion with ATP.¹ Using what you have learned, fill in the mechanistic steps between the structures. OH Saceus TYPO th O... 2 Mg ATP NH₂ Kl Adenosine XI OH Carboxyphosphate : NH₂ +=XX² Adenosine Q. O ADP G :phosphate ADP NH QH i H₂N carbamoyl phosphate POZ ADP

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter2: Life, Chemistry, And Water

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