Which conversion is controlled by insulin a. glucose to atp b. glucose to glycogen c. glycogen to glucose d. glycogen to lactic acid

b. glucose to glycogen

Insulin is a hormone produced by the human pancreas. The function of the insulin in the human body is to control the blood glucose levels. The increase in the blood glucose levels can result in the condition of hyperglycemia and the lowering of the blood glucose levels can result in the condition of hypoglycemia. The insulin maintains the blood glucose levels as it converts the excess amount of glucose into glycogen, which is stored in the liver, muscles and fat cells.

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