The release of glucagon into the bloodstream stimulates:

A) the liver to convert glycogen to glucose.
B) the liver to take in and store more glucose.
C) the cells to uptake sugar from the bloodstream.
D) the vessels to constrict, thus increasing blood pressure.


Ans: A) the liver to convert glycogen to glucose.

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