Question

glycogen is defined as a storage form of glucose, manufactured and stored in the bodys
stomach and intestines
muscles and liver
pancreas and kidneys
brain and red blood cells

Explanation:

Glycogen is made and stored mainly in muscles and the liver. Muscles use their stored glycogen for energy during contraction, and the liver can release glucose from glycogen into the bloodstream to maintain blood - glucose levels.

Answer:

muscles and liver