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DOES ATP DONATES ITS PHOSPHATE GROUP TO mRNA DURING mRNA SYNTHESIS? IF YES WHICH ONE?

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DOES ATP DONATES ITS PHOSPHATE GROUP TO mRNA DURING mRNA SYNTHESIS? IF YES WHICH ONE?

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  1. All four of the nucleotide triphosphates are involved, not just ATP. When each new nucleotide is added the condensation reaction causes the two terminal phosphates to be removed and the new base is attached to the old via the alpha phosphate that creates a phosphodiester bond between them

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