An athlete undergoes a period of fasting. The body begins to break down its primary animal storage polysaccharide. Where is this molecule mainly located?
Q1. An athlete undergoes a period of fasting. The body begins to break down its primary animal storage polysaccharide. Where is this molecule mainly located?
Answer: Liver and muscles
Explanation: Glycogen is stored primarily in the liver and muscles of animals. Starch is the storage form in plants, not animals.