Insulin Promotes Glycogen Synthesis in the Liver By

question 76

Multiple Choice

Insulin promotes glycogen synthesis in the liver by:

• A) inhibiting glycogen synthase.
• B) binding to phosphorylase.
• C) causing the dephosphorylation of both phosphorylase and glycogen synthase.
• D) activating phosphorylase.
• E) facilitating the transport of glucose into the cell.

Distinguish between true and false statements regarding respiratory physiology.

Understand the physiological relevance of oxygen in the body, including its role in metabolism and energy production.

Understand the role and outcome of the inflation reflex in respiration.

Identify the main generator of impulses for respiratory rate during normal breathing.

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