Gluconeogenesis

Glycogen is _____ branched compared to amylopectin

• more

• less

• equally

• un

The reducing end of glycogen is also known as the _____ end.

• 4'-OH

• 1'-OH

• 3'-OH

• 6'-OH

The nonreducing end of glycogen is also known as the _____ end.

• 4'-OH

• 1'-OH

• 2'-OH

• 6'-OH

The typical human body stores about ____g of glycogen when fed.

• 100g

• 1500g

• 600g

• 800g

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Of that 600g, approximately _____ is stored in the liver.

• 150

• 400

• 450

• 600

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Of that 600g, approximately _____ is stored in the muscles.

• 150

• 400

• 450

• 600

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When glucose in the blood is _____, insulin secretion will _____, then glycolysis and glycogenesis will both be increased.

• high

  decreased

• low

  decreased

• high

  increased

• low

  increased

The prior situation (high glucose followed by increased secretion of insulin) is known as

• the fasting state

• the fed state

• the glycolytic state

• the state of alabama

When glucose in the blood is _____, glucagon secretion will _____, then glycolysis will drop, glycogenesis will stop, glycogenolysis will increase, and (if this state persists) gluconeogenesis can begin.

• high

  decrease

• low

  decrease

• high

  increase

• low

  increase

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The prior situation (low glucose followed by increased secretion of glucagon) is known as

• the fasting state

• the fed state

• the glycolytic state

• state of the art

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