With a 24-hour fast, the body is nearly depleted of liver glycogen. Where does the liver predominantly get the material it needs to manufacture glucose?

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Once the liver glycogen is nearly depleted, the liver predominantly gets the material it needs to manufacture glucose from the breakdown of skeletal muscle through a process known as gluconeogenesis.

With a 24-Hour Fast, the Body Is Nearly Depleted of Liver