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A creatine-phosphoric acid compound that occurs in muscle is the energy source in muscle contraction, creatinine.<\/p>\n

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Phosphate form of the muscle protein creatine, which is used as an energy source for muscle flexion.<\/p>\n

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A compound found in muscle. It is important as an energy source, yielding phosphate and creatine in this process, and releasing energy that is used to synthesize adenosine triphosphate.<\/p>\n

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A molecule of creatine that has undergone phosphorylation and functions as a readily available store of high-energy compounds is denoted as PCr.<\/p>\n

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