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Insulin lowers blood glucose partly by converting glucose into what?
AAmino acids
BFatty acids
CKetone bodies
DGlycogen
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Glycogen
Insulin stimulates glycogenesis, the conversion of glucose to glycogen in target cells.
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