When is the ATP utilised?

When is the ATP utilised? Correct Answer It is utilised as and when needed

ATP is utilised as and when needed. Substrates enter the pathway and are withdrawn from it as and when necessary. Enzymatic rates in these pathways are controlled by multiple means.
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1. The sarcomere shortens
2. ATP is hydrolyzed
3. Ca2+ binds to troponin
4. ATP binds to myosin
5. Mosin contracts F-actin
6. F-actin moves
7. Tropomyosin moves
8. Ca2+ is released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum
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