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Things glycogen often describes ("glycogen ________")
- reserves
- kinase
- granules
- deposits
- synthetase
- catabolism
- increases
- distribution
- metabolism
- supplies
- utilization
- masses
- inclusions
- aggregates
- degeneration
- breakdown
- production
- loading
- rich
- fat
- structure
- brown
- repletion
- liver
- activity
- patterns
- assay
- transglucosylase
- synthase
- bodies
- synthesis
- disease
- conversion
- concentration
- diseases
- glucose
- nuclei
- content
- molecules
- depletion
- activation
- formation
- phosphatase
- replenishment
- vacuoles
- disorders
- storage
- pattern
- myopathy
- infiltration
- type
- inhibition
- regulates
- resynthesis
- staining
- capacity
- stains
- myopathies
- stores
- degradation
- accumulations
- stain
- beta
- fractions
- deposition
- complexes
- fig
- biosynthesis
- accumulation
- deficiency
- rosettes
- determination
- phosphorylase
- particles
How glycogen often is described ("________ glycogen")
- extra
- nuclear
- vaginal
- molecular
- soluble
- residual
- particulate
- intramuscular
- granular
- hydrated
- adequate
- mammalian
- depleted
- insoluble
- endogenous
- fat
- intracellular
- bacterial
- cytoplasmic
- demonstrable
- excess
- much
- muscle
- spare
- more
- less
- abundant
- placental
- normal
- rat
- sparing
- starch
- total
- little
- enough
- sufficient
- absent
- brain
- liver
- retinal
- cardiac
- skeletal
- animal
- crude
- lipid
- cerebral
- muscular
- glucose
- preformed
- excessive
- low
- foetal
- reduced
- intranuclear
- free
- fetal
- diffuse
- stainable
- paniculate
- considerable
- abnormal
- shellfish
- oyster
- cellular
- epithelial
- extracellular
- uterine
- rabbit
- elevated
- available
- native
- myocardial
- intramitochondrial
- pure
- hepatic
- bound
- cell
- intracytoplasmic
- isolated
