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Answer: Explain why two different enzymes are needed for the synthesis of glycogen from glucose phosphate. This is because enzymes are substrate specific, in that each enzyme only catalyzes one substrate. This is because enzyme activity increases with concentration, or availability of the substrates.

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Answer: This is because enzymes are substrate specific, in that each enzyme only catalyzes one substrate. Enzyme activity increases with concentration, or availability of the substrates.

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