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The Reaction Between UTP and Glucose-1-Phosphate (G1P) to Form UDP-Glucose

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The reaction between UTP and glucose-1-phosphate (G1P) to form UDP-glucose in glycogenesis is shown below: The reaction between UTP and glucose-1-phosphate (G1P) to form UDP-glucose in glycogenesis is shown below: Which phosphates from the reactants are present in UDP-glucose? A) The α- and β-phosphates from UTP B) The β- and γ-phosphates from UTP C) The γ-phosphate from UTP and the C1 phosphate from G1P D) The α-phosphate from UTP and the C1 phosphate from G1P Which phosphates from the reactants are present in UDP-glucose?


A) The α- and β-phosphates from UTP
B) The β- and γ-phosphates from UTP
C) The γ-phosphate from UTP and the C1 phosphate from G1P
D) The α-phosphate from UTP and the C1 phosphate from G1P

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