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peekay
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03/29/04 - 04:10 PM             #1

for maintaining blood glucose is
1-lysine from muscle protein
2-glycogen from muscle store
3-glycerol from adipose trig
4-even chain f.acid from dipose triglycerol

Colombia
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03/29/04 - 04:14 PM             #2

glycerol :?:

asmi
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03/29/04 - 04:15 PM             #3

2..glycogen from muscle store

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03/29/04 - 04:15 PM             #4

3-glycerol from adipose

usmleasr
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03/29/04 - 04:19 PM             #5

yes it is glycerol....muscle glycogen can't be released in to blood. becos of lack of glucose -6 -phosphatase

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03/29/04 - 04:22 PM             #6

big mistake :oops: yes it was gycerol from adipose

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03/29/04 - 04:33 PM             #7

No problem. Remenber you are the queen grin

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03/29/04 - 04:37 PM             #8

correct ans-glycero from adipose trigs
lysine is ketogenic,it cannot be used
glycogen is used in muscle to produce ATP
even chain f.acid produce acetyl coa.which cannot be use for glucose formation







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