Which of the following cellular responses

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An individual with low blood glucose will experience which of the following cellular responses?
a. Insulin -> cAMP -> PKA -> phospho-PFK-2 -> gluconeogenesis
b. epinephrine -> cAMP -> PKA -> phospho-PFK-2 -> gluconeogenesis
c. Insulin -> cAMP -> PKA -> PFK-2 -> glycolysis
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