phosphate group transfer potential

phosphate group transfer potential
A measure of the ability of a phosphorylated molecule such as ATP to transfer its phosphate to water and other acceptors. It is the negative of the DGo\' for the hydrolytic removal of phosphate.

Microbiology. . 2009.

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