The glycogen cleavage reaction forming glucose 1-phosphate is readily reversible. What is the primary reason that thisreaction proceeds?O The equilibrium ratio of orthophosphate to glucose 1-phosphate is very low.Glucose 1-phosphate is phosphorylated.The ratio of orthophosphate to glucose 1-phosphate is very high.The value of AGo is low.O The value of AGo is highWhat might be the result of a mutation in the functional lysine in glycogen phosphorylase?The enzyme would be unable to bind glycogen.The N-terminal domain would rotate away from the C-terminal domain, moving the enzyme into the T state.The N-terminal domain would rotate away from the C-terminal domain, moving the enzyme into the R stateThe enzyme would be less likely to bind Pi.The enzyme would no longer bind pyridoxal phosphate.

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