Is glycogen phosphorylase a kinase? No, because it does not use ATP to transfer a phosphoryl group to its substrate. Yes, because it transfers a phosphate group to its substrate. No, because it is activated by a kinase. Yes, because it adds a phosphate group to a protein to activate it.

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          Is glycogen phosphorylase a kinase?
No, because it does not use ATP to transfer a phosphoryl group to its substrate.
Yes, because it transfers a phosphate group to its substrate.
No, because it is activated by a kinase.
Yes, because it adds a phosphate group to a protein to activate it.

is glycogen phosphorylase a kinase no because it does not use atp to transfer a phosphoryl group to its substrate yes because it transfers a phosphate group to its substrate no because it is 67435

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04/22/2024

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Is glycogen phosphorylase a kinase? No, because it does not use ATP to transfer a phosphoryl group to its substrate. Yes, because it transfers a phosphate group to its substrate. No, because it is activated by a kinase. Yes, because it adds a phosphate group to a protein to activate it.