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Cells store energy in the form ATPs. These molecules power al the biochemical activities that would not occur spontaneously. Examples of these bioactivities are the contraction of actin filaments, glycolysis cycle, replication of DNA, cell division, gene expression, cell repair and etcetera.
Step-by-step explanation:
All ATPs are not spent at the same time, and futhermore, they are constantly replaced by the continuous process of cellular respiration that captures the chemical energy in the glucose molecules and stores them in ATP. During the release of this energy to power the biochemical reactions, much of it is lost as heat energy and this is why living organisms are always warm.
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