The target cells of glucagon are
A) the liver cells.
B) the skeletal muscle cells.
C) the fat cells.
D) all of these cells.
E) none of these cells.

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Glucagon primarily targets the liver cells, leading to the breakdown of glycogen into glucose and release of glucose into the bloodstream. It also stimulates gluconeogenesis, the production of glucose from non-carbohydrate sources, in the liver. While it may have secondary effects on other cells, such as the fat cells, its main target is the liver.

The Target Cells of Glucagon Are