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glycogen Form of carbohydrate stored in the liver and muscles vital to human metabolism.
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glycocalyx [Greek, glykos= sweet + Latin, calix= cup], also called the cell coat. A densely staining zone just out-side most eukaryotic cells.
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glycolysis [Greek, glykys = sweet (referring to sugar) + Iyein = to loosen] A set of ten chemical reactions that is the first stage in the metabolism of glucose.
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glycogen a large, highly branched polymer (repeating units) of glucose molecules, used to store energy in muscle and liver cells.
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glycogenesis The process by which molecules of glucose combine to form a molecule called glycogen.
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