Question

Stores of this form of carbohydrate are released from the liver to help maintain constant blood glucose levels.

Answer 1

Answer:

Glycogen

Explanation:

The glycogen is composed by a glucose multibranch. Muscles are a reserve for the glycogen but the main reserve is the liver. When the insuline levels go down the glycogen is released thanks to the glycogen phsporylase and when the insuline and carbohydrate levels are high in plasma, the insuline takes those carbohydrates to the liver stimulating other enzimes to produce the glycogen.