<ul><li>What are the <i>two cycles related to carbohydrate metabolism</i> that may undergo a Futile cycle?</li><li>What is the end goal for a Futile Cycle?</li></ul>

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1) Glycolysis and gluconeogenesis are two cycles related to carbohydrate metabolism that may undergo a Futile cycle.

2) Futile cycle plays key roles in metabolic regulation and actively shift the effective equilibrium by expending energy.

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