Answer:
The ways in which ATP is used in the cellular process are biosynthesis, muscle contraction and detoxification.
Explanation:
Adenosine triphosphate or ATP is a molecule that acts as an energy carrier, necessary for organic functions. Metabolic functions, molecule synthesis and body movement depend on the energy provided by ATP.
ATP has three phosphate groups in its molecule, united by a high-energy bond. When ATP is hydrolyzed, losing one phosphate, it becomes ADP and releases the energy contained in the bond that has been broken. This energy is used in processes such as biosynthesis or the contraction of muscle fibers.
Other processes in which ATP participates are active transmembrane transport —including the elimination of waste and toxins or detoxification—and DNA replication.
Regarding the other options
ATP is not linked to the production of oxygen, it has a polyatomic ion —phosphate— but it does not produce it.
