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A phosphate group steps along a glycerol track for hours on carbodiimide fuel alone
The cycle turns on a five-membered cyclic phosphate that hydrolyses far faster than the ordinary kind. That speed is what lets a carbodiimide fuel push a phosphate from one hydroxyl foothold to the next, with no enzyme present.
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