Match the process with its appropriate metabolic state. Gluconeogenesis. absorptive state Glucagon release. Choose... Choose... Glycogenesis. Glycogenolysis. absorptive state post-absorptive state Choose... Insulin release. Choose...
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This process occurs primarily in the liver and kidneys during periods of fasting or starvation when glucose levels are low. Therefore, gluconeogenesis is associated with the **post-absorptive state**. Show more…
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