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In order to answer this question, we talk about these four metabolic processes that are glycology, glycogenesis, glycogenesis, glycogenesis, and gluconeinence.
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First, glycolysis is a process by which you break down glucose to pyrobed molecules.
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Glecogenesis is the process by which or in which you produce glycogenes from glucose.
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This is why it is called glycogenesis because we're producing glycogenes.
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Galecogenolycic is the opposite to glycogenesis.
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You're going to break glycogenes down to glucose molecules.
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And gluconogenesis is the process by which you produce glucose molecules from non -carbohyde sources.
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It means from lactate, for example, or from glytherol or from amino acids.
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So you have this statement here.
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So let's read them.
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It says pyrobat is the final product, and this is covered for glycolysis, because in glycolysis, the final product is pyrobit.
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Then you have glucose, 6 -phosphate is the initial reactant.
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And this option here is false, okay, because the initial reactant for glycolysis is glucose...