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For how many hours could an average person be sustained by the body’s stored glycogen under resting conditions?
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24 hours
24 hours
12–14 hours
12–14 hours
2 hours
2 hours
24–48 hours
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12–14 hours.
Explanation: Only liver glycogen can supply blood glucose between meals; hepatic stores are limited and are typically depleted after roughly half a day (around 12–18 hours), at which point gluconeogenesis becomes the main source of glucose.
Explanation: Only liver glycogen can supply blood glucose between meals; hepatic stores are limited and are typically depleted after roughly half a day (around 12–18 hours), at which point gluconeogenesis becomes the main source of glucose.
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