Which of the following statements correctly describes the activity of adrenaline?

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Adrenaline, also known as epinephrine, is a hormone involved in the body's response to stress or danger. One of its primary actions is to stimulate the release of glucose from storage (glycogen) in the liver and muscles, making it available for use as fuel by the body's cells. This helps to provide energy for the "fight or flight" response that adrenaline is part of. Adrenaline does not string glucose molecules together to form glycogen (A), nor does it stimulate the movement of glucose out of the blood into storage tissues (C) or promote the storage of fatty acids (D).

Which of the Following Statements Correctly Describes the Activity of Adrenaline