Definition: The word "glycogen" refers to a complex carbohydrate molecule found in muscle, liver, heart, and other tissues. The main function of glycogen is as an energy storage form for stored glucose or fat, which is then used during periods of low blood sugar or fasting. It plays a crucial role in regulating metabolism, maintaining overall health and survival. Its term 'glycob' comes from Greek for 'glucose.'
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