One of the end products of cellular respiration is ATP, which is the molecule that cells use for energy. How is ATP produced during cellular respiration.

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One of the end products of cellular respiration is ATP, which is the molecule that cells use for energy. How is ATP produced during cellular respiration.

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36 ATP molecules are created from cellular respiration in eukaryotic cells

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The breaking down of glucose into energy (Which is ATP).

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Krzysztof Kozielczyk answered May 7, 2022

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