Asked by Sky

In terms of energy, what is the difference between glucose and ATP?
Answered by too cool 4 u
ATP is different from glucose because ATP is the final product of cellular respiration. Glucose can be used to produce ATP through glycolysis.

Glucose - is a monosaccharide carbohydrate that is the most simpliest carbohydrate our cells can convert to ATP

ATP - Adenosine Triphosphate - The only form of energy our body can use
Answered by Sky
Thank you!! :)
Answered by elf
damn thats from 2014 its 2021
Answered by The Greywolf
Thanks
Answered by O.O
It's "Glucose is a storable form of energy, while ATP is a usable form of energy."