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In our bodies excess carbohydrates (the ones we don't use immediately) are converted to what by the liver?

In our bodies excess carbohydrates (the ones we don't use immediately) are converted to what by the liver?
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In our bodies excess carbohydrates (the ones we don't use immediately)

are converted to what by the liver?

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They are converted to chains of glucose called glycogen.
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