1. How would a defect in glycogen synthesis in the liver affect blood glucose levels (a) immediately after a meal, (b) between meals (fasted state), and (c) in an extended fast. a. Immediately after a meal b. Fasted state (i.e., between meals; 4-10 hour fast) c. Extended fast (>48 hours)
1. How would a defect in glycogen synthesis in the liver affect blood glucose levels (a) immediately after a meal, (b) between meals (fasted state), and (c) in an extended fast. a. Immediately after a meal b. Fasted state (i.e., between meals; 4-10 hour fast) c. Extended fast (>48 hours)
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