Glycogen (small dark dots) is the polysaccharide that constitutes the storage form of carbohydrate in cells. Glycogen is broken down into glucose and the enzymatic degration of glucose in turn provides energy. Glycogen and the endoplasmic reticulum are shown in the accompanying micrograph of human cardiac muscle. THE CELL 2nd Edition.
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