Glycogen stored in skeletal muscle cannot provide glucose to the bloodstream because skeletal muscle

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Glycogen stored in skeletal muscle cannot provide glucose to the bloodstream because skeletal muscle

Glycogen stored in skeletal muscle cannot provide glucose to the bloodstream because skeletal muscle lacks the enzyme glucose-6-phosphatase.
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