GENERAL ORGANIC+BIOL...-MOD.MASTERING..
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Chapter 5, Problem 5.65AP
How do low-carb diets work? We store glucose molecules in our muscles and liver as glycogen, which consists of thousands of glucose molecules linked together. During periods of fasting, we can activate glycogen to provide glucose.
- a. Determine which of the following reactions below would be a condensation and which would be a hydrolysis. Thousands of glucose
- b. Individuals who do net cat carbohydrates do not store the same levels of glycogen as people who do. Explain the weight loss associated with storing less glycogen.
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