Glucogenic amino acids, glycogen, and glycerol can enter into anaerobic glycolysis at specific pathways to produce pyruvate.

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Glucogenic amino acids and glycerol can be converted into intermediates that enter glycolysis, but glycogen is broken down into glucose-6-phosphate, which directly enters glycolysis. Anaerobic glycolysis specifically refers to the conversion of glucose to pyruvate, not the entry of other substrates.

Glucogenic Amino Acids, Glycogen, and Glycerol Can Enter into Anaerobic