The liver functions to
A)store glucose as glycogen.
B)secrete digestive enzymes that break down proteins.
C)absorb nutrients.
D)All apply.

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The liver stores excess glucose as glycogen to be released when blood glucose levels drop too low. While the liver does secrete bile, which aids in digestion, it does not secrete digestive enzymes that break down proteins. The liver does not absorb nutrients; rather, it processes and regulates the levels of nutrients in the blood. Therefore, choice A is the best answer.

The Liver Functions to