Explain the effects of each of the following on gluconeogenesis and glycolysis in a liver cell. Mark whether the rate of each will increase (+), decrease (-), or remain the same (0). Change Occurring Effect on Effect on Glycolysis Gluconeogenesis Complex II (ETC) has 10% of normal activity Ten-fold increase in Km of glucokinase IDH funstion is 200o/ louol

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