In the fasting state (in between meals), which of the metabolic processes below will NOT beoccurring?O A) GlycogenolysisO B) LipogenesisOC) Beta oxidationOD) KetogenesisOE) None of the above

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In the fasting state (in between meals), which of the metabolic processes below will NOT be occurring?