In concert with the Cori cycle, skeletal muscle may send pyruvate through bloodstream as? Valine (Glucose-Valine Cycle). Cori Cycle (Glucose-Lactate Cycle). Asparagine (Glucose-Asparagine Cycle). Alanine (Glucose-alanine cycle).
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