Digestion of cellobiose in cows produces two glucose units which is then absorbed into the bloodand distributed into the cells for energy production. One glucose unit is catabolized in the muscle cellwhile the other is in the heart cell, to CO2 and H2O in the cellular respiration process. How many ATPmolecules are released? Show your detailed computation. answer.

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