The reactants is an enzymatic reaction ATP, substrate or active site
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ATP: ATP (Adenosine triphosphate) is often involved in enzymatic reactions as a source of energy. It provides the energy needed for the reaction to occur. So, it can be considered as a reactant. Show more…
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