Glycolytic Reactions with a Near-Zero G°' Can Participate in the Overall Pathway of Gluconeogenesis Because
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Glycolytic reactions with a near-zero G°' can participate in the overall pathway of gluconeogenesis because they
A) are irreversible.
B) are reversible.
C) contradict the laws of thermodynamics.
D) have low energy of activation values.
E) do not depend on concentrations of reactants and products.
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