The Metabolic Fate of Glucose Focus your attention on the processes in glucose regulation illustrated in the focus figure. Choose the correct statement View Available Hint (s) When glucose levels are low, glycogenesis, the formation of glycogen, is stimulated ๏ Gluconeogenesis generates glucose from noncarbohydrate sources, such as amino acids, when blood glucose levels are low Lipogenesis is the breaking down of stored fat when blood glucose levels are low. When blood glucose levels are high, glycogen breakdown, or glycogenolysis, is stimulated in both the liver and muscle to supply glucose to the blood

Gluconeogenesis generates glucose from non-carbohydrate sources, such as amino acids.

Explanation:

A metabolic process that turns glucose into the formation of non-carbohydrate sources is Gluconeogenesis. The formed non-carbohydrate sources are amino acids, glycerol, and lactate.

This anabolic process takes place during insufficient dietary intake. To provide the nervous system and brain its needed supplies. They are renal medulla, erythrocytes, embryonic tissues and testes formed by glucose.

This process is also called as formation (genesis) of new sugar. This carbohydrate metabolic process occurs in parts like kidneys and livers in the body.