It is found abundantly in muscle and liver cells:
Correct answer: C. Glycogen
- A. Starch
- B. Chitin
- C. Glycogen
- D. Amylose
Explanation
In animals, surplus glucose is converted into insoluble glycogen and then it is stored in muscle and liver cells. This conversion is regulated by insulin.
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