21a. (2pts) After glucose is fully catabolized in Cell Respiration, where (what molecule) are the carbon atoms that were originally in the glucose molecule? 21b. (2pts) After glucose is fully oxidized in Cell Respiration, where (what molecule) are the electrons that were originally on the glucose molecule?
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