Where are the last carbon atoms of glucose released as CO 2 and where does CO 2

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Where are the last carbon atoms of glucose released as CO2 and where does CO2 fixation in photosynthesis take place?

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in the cytosol and the stroma

in the mitochondrial matrix and the stroma

both are located in the cytosol

in the stroma and the mitochondrial matrix

in the mitochondrial matrix and the cytosol

in the cytosol and the stroma

in the mitochondrial matrix and the stroma

both are located in the cytosol

in the stroma and the mitochondrial matrix

in the mitochondrial matrix and the cytosol

Explanation / Answer

Answer - In the mitochondrial matrix and the stroma. The glucose releases CO2 in mitochondria in citric acid cycle and co2 is fixed in the stroma in light independent Calvin cycle.

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