Adrenaline acts on which enzyme in glycogenolysis ?

Correct answer: D. Phosphorylase

  • A. Glucokinase
  • B. Hexokinase
  • C. Glucose diphosphatase
  • D. Phosphorylase

Explanation

Adrenaline stimulates glycogen phosphorylase through the cAMP-dependent phosphorylation cascade, causing glycogen breakdown. Glucokinase and hexokinase instead trap glucose for metabolism and are not glycogenolytic enzymes.

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