Which of the following organs can store glycogen?
A)spleen and pancreas
B)kidney and adrenal gland
C)large and small intestines
D)liver and muscles
E)stomach and pancreas

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Glycogen is primarily stored in two organs: the liver and muscles. The liver stores and releases glycogen to maintain blood glucose levels, while muscles store glycogen for their own energy needs during exercise. The other organs listed do not have a significant role in glycogen storage.

Which of the Following Organs Can Store Glycogen