Which two processes depend on glucose being able to exit the cell where they occur?Group of answer choicesfermentation and glycogenolysis in the musclegluconeogenesis and glycogenolysis in the liverglycolysis and gluconeogenesis in the liverglycolysis and glycogen synthesis in the liver

In glycolysis, glucose is converted toMultiple Choicepyruvate.NAD+ and ADP.citrate.acetyl CoA.CO2 and H2O.

he formation of glycogen from glucose is called:Question 61Answera.Glycolysisb.Gluconeogenesisc.Glycogenesisd.Glycogenolysise.Glucogenesis

How is gluconeogenesis kept functionally separate from glycolysis?a) This statement is false, the two pathways are not kept separate but rather run in parallel in alltissues at all timesb) The two pathways involve all the same enzymes but the pathways are separated throughrestriction to different organelles and cell compartments.c) The two pathways involve all the same enzymes but the pathways are separated throughrestriction to different tissues.d) The two pathways involve only some of the same enzymes, with further separation created byorganelles and cell compartments, tissue specificity and reciprocal regulation.e) None of the above

Glycolysis is a part of cellular respiration that breaks the glucose molecule down to what? A. Acetyl CoA B. Pyruvic acid C. FADH2 D. ATP and NADH

Gluconeogenesis refers to: A) the biosynthesis of glycogen by glycogen synthase B) the process by which pyruvate is converted to glucose C) the breakdown of glycogen D) the oxidation of glucose E) the conversion of pyruvate to lactate