  ATP-hydrolysis is the basic energy source of many physiological processes,
but there is a lack of knowledge regarding its biological role other than
energy transfer and thermogenesis. Not all the energy released by
ATP-hydrolysis could be used in powering target biological processes and
functions. Partial energy dissipates into water. By validating the impact of
this dissipated energy, we found that energy released by ATP hydrolysis could
induce notable regulation of biomolecule's properties 100 nanometers away.
Namely ATP hydrolyzation is recycled in remote biochemical property modulation.
