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Thursday, August 20, 2015

Glycogen

Glycogen is the molecule that acts as a secondary long-term energy storage in animal and fungi cells, similar to starch in plant cells. Its mostly found in livers and muscles, such as the muscles on someone's arm.

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      • Cover Sheet
      • Adaptation of an Animal
      • Amniotic Egg
      • Haploid Chromosome Number
      • Endosperm
      • Long-Day Plants
      • Lichen
      • Pollinator
      • Pollen
      • Diploid Chromosome Number
      • Cambium
      • Protein-Globular
      • Glycogen
      • Pine Cone-Female
      • Gymnosperm Cone
      • Conifer Leaf
      • Cellulose
      • Deciduous Leaf
      • Exoskeleton
      • Gibberelins
      • Actin
      • Amylase
      • Lignin
      • Anther and Filament of stamen
      • Glycogen
      • Pteridophyte
      • Cuticle Layer of a Plant
      • Flower Ovary
      • Frond
      • Stigma and Style of Carpel
      • Auxin producing area of plant
      • Insect
      • Connective Tissue
      • Endotherm
      • Protein-Fibrous
      • Animal with Segmented body
      • Stem-Woody
      • Eukaryote
      • Bryophtye
      • Calvin's Cycle
      • Arthropods
      • Vascular Plant Tissue
      • R-Strategists
      • Lepidoptera
      • Autotroph
      • Heartwood
      • Hermaphrodite
      • Xylem
      • Epithelial Tissue
      • Keratin
      • Lipid Used For Energy Storage
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