Glycogen depletion increases formation of intermediate forms of the glycogen-storing enzyme __________ in skeletal muscle fibers.

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Glycogen depletion increases the formation of intermediate forms of glycogen synthetase, which is the enzyme responsible for glycogen synthesis in skeletal muscle fibers. This process is part of the body's response to low glycogen levels, aiming to enhance the capacity for glycogen storage when it becomes available again.

Glycogen Depletion Increases Formation of Intermediate Forms of the Glycogen-Storing