Question

why liver glycogen is used for whole body whereas muscle glycogen is only for muscle​

Answer 1

Answer:

While skeletal muscle contains glycogen at much lower concentration than the liver, its much larger overall mass means that the absolute amount of glycogen stored there is approximately twice higher than in the liver. The contribution of muscle glycogen to glucose homeostasis is less well understood.

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Answer 2

physiological blood glucose concentration, but only liver glycogen directly contributes to release of glucose into the blood.

However, humans do not show major decrease in muscle glycogen content during fasting