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Kamari Miller
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4 August, 04:51
What is the flow of energy in cells?
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Aracely Conrad
4 August, 05:06
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Some energy is harnessed in the cytoplasm and most energy is harnessed in the mitochondria in the form of ATP which are utilized for anabolic activities in cells.
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