Glycogen, I<span>n humans, glycogen is made and </span>stored <span>primarily in the cells of the </span>liver<span> and the </span>muscles<span> hydrated with three or four parts of water.</span>
Carbohydrates are stored in the liver and muscles in the form of:
R= glycogen.
Explanation:
Carbohydrates enter our body and they are assimilated to be deconstructed in glucose. Then we distribute them to our systems to make them work, nevertheless if we don't use all of them they are stored by us as glycogen in the liver o in different parts of our body as glycogen. In case our energy reserves are full then they become triglycerides and are stored in our body.
