End of Chapter_Problem 60a INCORRECT; see section 13.3 Use AG and Keq for the glycogen synthetase reaction (-13.4 kJ. mol-¹ and 220, respectively) as well as information in the chapter regarding the AG" values for the steps involved in glycogen synthesis to calculate a AG" value for the overall reaction shown below. Use 3 significant figures. glucose-1-phosphate + glycogen (n) + UTP + H₂O →glycogen (n+1) + UDP + 2P; AGO¹ = i ! kJ.mol-1 (Tolerance is +/- 2%) eTextbook and Media

End of Chapter_Problem 60a INCORRECT; see section 13.3 Use AG and Keq for the glycogen synthetase reaction (-13.4 kJ. mol-¹ and 220, respectively) as well as information in the chapter regarding the AG" values for the steps involved in glycogen synthesis to calculate a AG" value for the overall reaction shown below. Use 3 significant figures. glucose-1-phosphate + glycogen (n) + UTP + H₂O →glycogen (n+1) + UDP + 2P; AGO¹ = i ! kJ.mol-1 (Tolerance is +/- 2%) eTextbook and Media

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry

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Chapter20: Carbohydrates

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