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The 15 pages that link to ATP hydrolysis, each with the reason it gives.

• Gibbs free energyRelated: Its negative free-energy change helps drive coupled reactions in cells.

• Adenosine triphosphateRelated: This reaction supplies usable free energy for many ATP-powered processes.

• ATPRelated: Myosin’s ATPase reaction helps reset the motor head and supports its movement along actin.

• Sodium-potassium pumpRelated: ATP hydrolysis powers the conformational changes that move ions against their gradients.

• MyosinRelated: ATP hydrolysis changes myosin's conformation and drives its interaction with actin.

• P-glycoproteinRelated: ATP hydrolysis powers P-glycoprotein’s conformational cycle.

• DyneinRelated: Dynein’s ATPase cycle drives changes that produce movement along microtubules.

• NitrogenaseRelated: Nitrogenase hydrolyzes ATP to drive electron transfer toward nitrogen reduction.

• KinesinRelated: Kinesin couples this reaction to changes in its motor domains.

• ATPaseRelated: It is the chemical reaction catalyzed by ATPases.

• HelicaseRelated: Many helicases couple this reaction to movement and strand separation.

• Jens Christian SkouRelated: The pump couples this reaction to ion transport.