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The food is chewed and grinned up from the teeth and broken down from saliva, then the epiglottis shuts covering the trachea allowing food to travel
down the esophagus, once it travels down it reaches the stomach which is mechanically and chemically broken down from the stomach muscles and the hydrochloric acid. Then it goes into small intestine, then the large intestine where it is determined to be a solid, liquid, or gas and the liquid is normally drained out causing it to be solid, Then it is eventually stored in the rectum and released through the anus. There are three helping organs the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas which produce the digestive enzymes but arent part of the digestive tract,
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The answer is reproduction
Homolactic Fermentation in Muscle Cells
Glucose is the simple sugar reactant used in this type of homolactic fermentation, instead of lactose used in the case of bacteria. This process of energy production is employed by muscle cells when oxygen levels are low, such as during periods of extreme exercise.