Mitchell's liver is correctly identifying glucose levels in his blood. Jay's liver is incorrectly identifying glucose levels in his blood. What would be the key difference between Mitchell's and Jay's liver activity?
A)
Mitchell's, but not Jay's, liver would be breaking down glycogen into glucose when glucose levels are low.
B)
Jay's but not Mitchell's liver would be converting glucose into adipose tissue when glycogen levels are low.
C)
Jay's, but not Mitchell's, liver would be breaking down glycogen into glucose when glucose levels are low.
D)
Mitchell's, but not Jay's, liver would be converting glucose into glycogen when glycogen levels are low.
Answer: A