Each of the following is a function of the liver except one. Which one is the exception?

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The liver converts monosaccharides to glucose to provide energy for utilization by the cells. Its major role is regulatory; it controls the kinds of quantities of nutrients within the bloodstream. The polysaccharide glycogen is stored in the liver (and muscle) and converted to glucose. In this form, glucose can be supplied to the bloodstream and delivered to the cells as needed. Other end products of digestion can be oxidized to be converted to glucose, protein, fat, or other substances as needed by the cells and tissues of the body.

Each of the Following Is a Function of the Liver