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The process of ATP cycling.
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Energy is required to carry out all the life-supporting activities such as excretion, movement, respiration, circulation, the formation of cells, and all the activities. This energy is derived from the food we eat by the process of
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ANATOMY&PHYSIOLOGY: INTERACTIVE ACCESS
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