If an Individual Lacked the Debranching Enzyme, the Effect Would

question 28

Multiple Choice

If an individual lacked the debranching enzyme, the effect would be:

• A) the individual could not make glycogen
• B) the individual could make glycogen but not store it
• C) the individual would not be able to utilize any glucose from glycogen
• D) the individual would not be able to completely break down a glycogen molecule
• E) none of these

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