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Biology, 21.04.2020 22:22, camperjamari12

In muscle tissue, the activity of glycogen phosphorylase b is allosterically controlled with

a. ATP acting as a positive effector and glucose 6‑phosphate acting as a negative effector.
b. ATP acting as a positive effector and AMP acting as a negative effector.
c. AMP acting as a positive effector and adenosine acting as a negative effector.
d. AMP acting as a positive effector and ATP acting as a negative effector.

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