Question 5 • CMS 2026-2027 Biology CREDIT RECOVERY
During fasting, the body first uses its limited glycogen stores to help maintain blood glucose. As glycogen runs low, it relies more on stored lipids for energy, while also breaking down some protein later in prolonged starvation. Structural proteins are therefore used after glycogen and fat stores, matching the sequence in choice C.
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