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Phosphagens are high-energy storage compounds found mainly in muscle tissue that allow animals to maintain a reserve of energy-rich phosphates. They work by converting ATP to phosphocreatine or other compounds through reversible reactions catalyzed by creatine kinase. This stored energy can then be quickly accessed when muscles suddenly need bursts of energy before other energy pathways like glycolysis or cellular respiration can provide it. While most animals use creatine phosphate as their phosphagen, dif
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