glycogenesis

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Oh, what happened, Bernard?
I just found out that carbohydrates are mainly stored as glycogen in liver and muscles.
You won't believe what i've just dicovered !
That's interesting, please elaborate.
First, the glucose molecules is converted into the active form UDP-glucose which then enters the liver to be stored.
But, what if there is no existing glycogen?
inside the liver, UDP-glucose is added into an existing branches of an existing glucogen molecules
Then a protein called glycognin acts as pre-existed glucose
That's great, how about regulation?
it occurs when the blood glucose level is low
that's fascinating!hope you win the baly medal
Thanks, wish me luck

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