Which event occurs during exercise but not during fasting?

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During exercise, muscles require more energy, which leads to an increase in glucose uptake by muscle cells. This does not occur during fasting, as glucose levels are already low and the body is conserving glucose for essential functions.

Answer: A, B, D, and E 
 All of these events occur during exercise. When muscles require more energy, they break down triacylglycerols, increase glycogenolysis (breakdown of glycogen into glucose), increase fatty acid oxidation for energy production, and increase cortisol secretion (which mobilizes energy stores). These events do not occur during fasting, as the body is already in an energy-conserving state and does not need to mobilize energy stores for immediate use.

Which Event Occurs During Exercise but Not During Fasting