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{{r|Glycogen}}

...rgy, then a person would need to carry 67.5 [[pound (mass)|lb]] (31 kg) of glycogen to have the equivalent energy of 10 lb (5 kg) of [[fat]].

...0px|A few of the anabolic pathways in a cell. Glucose can be stored as a [[glycogen]] polymer, or synthesized from lower molecular weight precursors. Excess a ...egradation and the absorption of gluconeogenic aminoacids, and it inhibits glycogen synthesis and promotes the release of [[fatty acids]] by adipose tissue.

...0px|A few of the anabolic pathways in a cell. Glucose can be stored as a [[glycogen]] polymer, or synthesized from lower molecular weight precursors. Excess a ...egradation and the absorption of gluconeogenic aminoacids, and it inhibits glycogen synthesis and promotes the release of [[fatty acids]] by adipose tissue.

...ose transport into skeletal muscle. Skeletal muscle both stores glucose as glycogen and oxidizes it to produce energy following the transport step. The princip

*[[Glycogen-storage disease Type I]]

|Glucose often comes from the [[hydrolysis]] of starch or glycogen. In this step, ATP is used and therefore this reaction has a highly negativ ...important when blood glucose levels are high. During [[hypoglycemia]] the glycogen can be converted back to G6P and then converted to glucose by a liver speci

...abolize [[glycogen]] only via [[trehalose]] and to make trehalose only via glycogen.

...ticosteroid]]s that affect carbohydrate metabolism (gluconeogenesis, liver glycogen deposition, elevation of blood sugar), inhibit adrenocorticotropic hormone

...his provides readily available sources of energy by forming glucose from [[glycogen]] depots and [[free fatty acid]s from the [[triglyceride]] stores of [[adip

...cid alpha-glucosidase from rabbit milk has therapeutic effect in mice with glycogen storage disease type II"].</ref>

...at affect the metabolism of carbohydrates, fat and proteins, and regulate glycogen and blood pressure levels. They possess pronounced anti-inflammatory activi

...at affect the metabolism of carbohydrates, fat and proteins, and regulate glycogen and blood pressure levels. They possess pronounced anti-inflammatory activi

**Glucose storage as glycogen in liver and muscle cells, [[glycogenesis]], ...of insulin. In particular, it stimulates the release of glucose stored as glycogen in the liver and if these stores are depleted, promotes gluconeogenesis.

|rowspan=2 |discovery of how [[glycogen]] is converted to [[glucose]]

...id]]s and to promote their conversion to the respective storage forms of [[glycogen]], triglycerides and protein.<br />

...s carbon in the form of [[polyhydroxybutyrate|polyhydroxyalkanoates]] or [[glycogen]]. Some microbes store soluble nutrients such as [[nitrate]] in [[vacuole]]

* [[Glycogen]]

...Common polysaccharides that are digestible by animals are [[starch]] and [[glycogen]] and both employ a different kind of bond between the glucose monomers (te

...Common polysaccharides that are digestible by animals are [[starch]] and [[glycogen]] and both employ a different kind of bond between the glucose monomers (te