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1. How many ATP's are required to add one glucose unit to glycogen?
2.A typical glycogen particle has 55,000 glucose residues and 2,000 non-reducing ends. Determine the total number of ATP's that are produced through glycolysis when a glycogen particle is completely degraded by glycogen phosphorylase and glycogen debranching enzyme.
1. How many ATP's are required to add one glucose unit to glycogen?
2.A typical glycogen particle has 55,000 glucose residues and 2,000 non-reducing ends. Determine the total number of ATP's that are produced through glycolysis when a glycogen particle is completely degraded by glycogen phosphorylase and glycogen debranching enzyme.
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