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2 pts This is a two part question. Glycogen phosphorylase is an enzyme found in both skeletal muscle and liver tissue. The reaction rate (velocity) of this enzyme can vary under different cellular conditions within each tissue, and between these two tissues. Specifically, glycogen phosphorylase activity can be upregulated in skeletal muscle to a greater degree than in liver tissue. a) Why would it be advantageous to have a higher maximum velocity (Vmax) for glycogen phosphorylase in skeletal muscle? b) How does this compare to the activity in liver tissue? Edit View Insert Format Tools Table 3