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Detail the locations and fate of a glucose molecule in a French fry from the time you swallow it until it gets turned into CO2 and water in the mitochondria of a muscle cell in the lower leg. Then discuss the locations and fate of the CO2 and water molecules as they leave the mitochondria until they eventually leave the body.

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