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Please help this is so over my head, I just cant seem to get it, please help me describe the mechanisms by which muscle glycogen is broken down to glucose for use in glycolysis. Thank you
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12 years ago
Low blood sugar Rightwards Arrow Glucagon is released Rightwards Arrow Glycogen is made up of glucose (technically it's a polymer of glucose monomers) Rightwards Arrow Glucagon breaks glycogen into glucose Rightwards Arrow This increases the concentration of glucose Rightwards Arrow Increased blood sugar.

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