Glycogen and Other Sugars Feed Glycolysis
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Stored glycogen and dietary sugars other than glucose, like fructose and galactose, convert into glycolysis intermediates and enter that same pathway.
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When blood glucose drops, liver and muscle cells break glycogen down into a glucose derivative feeding directly into glycolysis.
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These sugars join glycolysis partway through, at the point their structure matches an existing intermediate.