Magnesium and Cell Function.
Magnesium is an important cofactor for numerous enzymes. All ATPase reactions require Mg2+–ATP, including those involved in RNA and DNA biologic functions. It opposes calcium actions and acts as a second messenger. Magnesium influences circadian-clock genes, which control circadian rhythm in biologic systems. ADP denotes adenosine disphosphate.
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Magnesium is an important cofactor for numerous enzymes. All ATPase reactions require Mg2+–ATP, including those involved in RNA and DNA biologic functions. It opposes calcium actions and acts as a second messenger. Magnesium influences circadian-clock genes, which control circadian rhythm in biologic systems. ADP denotes adenosine disphosphate.
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Magnesium and Cell Function.
Magnesium is an important cofactor for numerous enzymes. All ATPase reactions require Mg2+–ATP, including those involved in RNA and DNA biologic functions. It opposes calcium actions and acts as a second messenger. Magnesium influences circadian-clock genes, which control circadian rhythm in biologic systems. ADP denotes adenosine disphosphate.
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Magnesium is an important cofactor for numerous enzymes. All ATPase reactions require Mg2+–ATP, including those involved in RNA and DNA biologic functions. It opposes calcium actions and acts as a second messenger. Magnesium influences circadian-clock genes, which control circadian rhythm in biologic systems. ADP denotes adenosine disphosphate.
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