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the area of the cell where pyruvate is transported after glycolysis occurs. 

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0:00 Hello.
00:01 So let's answer now the question.
00:03 So here in the question, there is a diagram wherein we see that there is a cytoplasm, there is this nucleus, there is this mitochondrion, and we are asked what area will be pyruvate be transported after glycolysis occurs.
00:22 So we have here first the process glycolysis.
00:29 This process happens in the cytoplasm.
00:41 Now glycolysis process uses glucose and this glucose is broken down into pyruvate...
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