Which of the following energy source fuels cell division in animal cells?
A) thymine nucleotides
B) ATP
C) kinetic energy of Golgi body movement
D) glycerol
E) fat deposits

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ATP (adenosine triphosphate) is the primary energy source used for cell division in animal cells. It is produced through cellular respiration and powers various cellular processes, including DNA replication and cell division. Thymine nucleotides, glycerol, and fat deposits do not directly fuel cell division, and the kinetic energy of Golgi body movement is not sufficient to drive the energy-demanding process of cell division.

Which of the Following Energy Source Fuels Cell Division in Animal