Iam trying to get in contact with annabelle12 but when i try to message her it will not load so if anyone can me to get her to message me that would be great . : )

Explanation:

You need at least 14,000 points for messages to work. The team has this enabled to encourages users to answer more questions which causes them to gain points. is also not a social site. They want the best answers, and for that, you get points. When you get 14,000 points, your messages will be allowed.

DO NOT GO AROUND GIVING RANDOM ANSWERS. I highly suggest you answer the best you can and to the fullest extent. If you do not, and you answer just for points, your answers will be deleted, and you will lost points.

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the krebs cycle and electron transport occur in the mitochondria, though other than that i would need to know more information.