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6. Plants store glucose as starch. How do animals store glucose?

A. as cellulose
B. as lactose
C. as glycogen

7. Which processes can break down glycogen stored in the liver into glucose?

A. polymerization
B. condensation
C. isomerization
D. hydrolysis



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Final answer:

Animals store glucose as glycogen, which is broken down into glucose through hydrolysis.


Explanation:

Glycogen is the storage form of glucose in animals, similar to how plants use starch. Animals store excess energy as glycogen, mainly in the liver and muscles rather than as starch like plants do. The breakdown of glycogen into glucose for energy utilization involves the process of hydrolysis.


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