Degradation of normal glycogen results to 97.2% glucose 1-phosphate and 7.2% glucose. Assuming a ratio of glucose 1-phosphate to glucose recorded in a glycogen sample from a patient with a liver disease was 100,  The patient’s most likely enzymatic deficiency is _________

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