Which of the following is FALSE regarding muscle cell metabolism?Creatine phosphate can make ATPLactic acid production helps regenerate pyruvateGlucose can be broken down to make ATPMuscles can store oxygenAll of the above are true

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Which of the following is FALSE regarding muscle cell metabolism? Creatine phosphate can make ATP O Lactic acid production helps regenerate pyruvate O Glucose can be broken down to make ATP Muscles can store oxygen