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Throughout our biochemistry, a small but important molecule appears attached to the sides of its much more prominent peers. These phosphates are very energetic, and are simply "discarded" after use.
Such batteries are quite handy to life, as they can be readily added to or subtracted from another molecule, often being passed around like a hot potato.
But one doesn't want the battery adding energy when they don't want a "change" to occur. When we store things, we tend to keep them from change, by placing them somewhere cool, for example : "cool" means "less energy" - an off switch. When a section of DNA is "cool", it is a program without action. At this stage, it is merely data...
