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Carbohydrate stored in the muscles of a marathon runner is converted to available glucose during a race. This conversion is controlled by the hormone (A)Adrenalin (B)insulin (C)thyroxin (D)testosterone
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Carbohydrate stored in the muscles of a marathon runner is converted to available glucose during a race. This conversion is

controlled by the hormone
(A)Adrenalin
(B)insulin
(C)thyroxin
(D)testosterone

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(A) Adrenalin
It’s adrenalin because when you’re excited, adrenaline rushes in your body
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