Which process involves the transfer of energy from carbohydrates to ATP molecules?

Answer by  ROCKstar913 (57)

Cellular respiration is the process. In cellular respiration, carbohydrates or other fuel molecules (lipids, such as fats or oils, can also be used) are broken down, releasing the bonds (and, therefore, the energy that had once been stored in those bonds). The released energy is then used to attach a phosphate group to ADP, forming ATP and storing the energy.

Answer by  tfine (88)

Glycolysis is the process for breaking down carbohydrates and producing ATP molecules. This process has a much greater yield when it takes place in the presence of oxygen (which is most of the time, except for during vigorous exercise) and it is then subtitled the Krebs Cycle.

Answer by  Greg84 (20)

ATP molecules are used as energy source inside the cell, and produced from carbohydrates in cellular respiration. For example, this process can produce about 30 ATP from a single glucose.

Answer by  Anonymous

respiration...