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Okay, so cellular respiration starts with...
wait — glucose breaks down in the cytoplasm
and then the energy moves into the mitochondria...
the important part is ATP stores that energy
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How cells turn glucose into usable energy through a sequence of connected stages.
Cells capture chemical energy and store it as ATP.
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