Excess glucose is converted into glycogen in
A) the pancreas.
B) the liver.
C) the thymus.
D) the thyroid.
E) the adrenal cortex.

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The liver is responsible for glycogenesis, the process of converting excess glucose into glycogen for storage. The pancreas produces and secretes insulin, which regulates glucose metabolism but does not directly convert glucose into glycogen. The thymus, thyroid, and adrenal cortex are not involved in glycogen synthesis.

Excess Glucose Is Converted into Glycogen in