If excess glucose still remains in the circulation after glycogen formation, the hepatocytes use glucose to __________.
a. regulate metabolism
b. synthesize triglycerides
c. repair tissues
d. provide energy
Answer: b. synthesize triglycerides
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The large passageways into which the minor calyces empty are the
A) renal calyx. B) renal pelvis. C) major calyces. D) renal cortices. E) renal medullae.