Where does glycogenesis take place?
A) liver lipocytes
B) hepatocytes
C) adipocytes
D) prokaryotic cells
E) kidney cortex cells

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Glycogenesis is the process of converting glucose into glycogen for storage. This primarily occurs in the liver and muscle cells, but since the question asks for a specific cell type, the answer is hepatocytes, which are liver cells responsible for glucose storage and glycogen synthesis.

Where Does Glycogenesis Take Place