This hormone enhances amino acid transport into cells and increases protein synthesis, catabolizes fat for energy, and promotes glycogen synthesis.

a. cortisol
b. glucagon
c. growth hormone (GH)
d. thyroid hormone (TH)
e. insulin


Answer: c. growth hormone (GH)

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