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during fasting to fullfill the body glucose requirment gluconeogenesis take place .
synthesis of glucose from glycerol , pyruvate , lactate and son on .
glycogen breakdown to produce glucose through gylcogenolysis.
glucagon are the hormone which are involved in promoting glycogen breakdown.
| glycogenolysis | inhibit insulin | stimulate glucagon |
| gluconeogenesis | inhibit insulin | stimulate glucagon |
once the glucose is obtained it further undergo glycolysis to yield pyruvate which further yield acetyl CoA .
acetyl CoA enter the kreb cycle to yield ATP.
| glycolysis | stimulate insulin | inhibit glucagon |
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