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Circulatory and Respiratory systems, I believe.
Cellular respiration occurs when plant and animal cells trigger the release of energy from glucose. Cellular respiration takes place in the mitochondria (located in all plant and animal cells, not in prokaryotes). Cellular respiration occurs in all parts of the body. I would suggest you look up the Krebs Cycle for a better understanding.
The answer is all body systems do cellular respiration.
Cellular respiration occurs at the cellular level meaning all cells in your body need to do this to survive. The production of ATP is the main goal... without ATP your body would have no energy "fuel" and would die. So if the cells in a particular body system stopped doing cellular respiration the system would fail.
(there is however fermentation which is the production of ATP without the use of oxygen... but this will only sustain your cells for a limited time because the ATP produced is much lower)
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