Biochemistry topic question: Please help . Thank you A. Diagram, with enzymes, the synthesis of glycogen.B. What is the linkage produced in glycogen?C. What would be the effect of insulin on this pathway? Of glucagon? Of fasting?D. As part of this process, pyrophosphate (PPi) is produced. What is the biochemical significance ofproducting PPi?

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