Glycogen stored in muscles can be "mobilized" to supply metabolic energy by hydrolyzing individual glucose subunits from the polymer. What other organ has a major function of storing glycogen?

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The liver has a major function of storing glycogen. Unlike muscle glycogen, which can only be used by the muscle cells in which it is stored, liver glycogen can be broken down and released into the bloodstream as glucose to be used by other tissues in the body.

Glycogen Stored in Muscles Can Be "Mobilized" to Supply Metabolic