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In humans, glycogen is stored and produced by the hepatocytes in the liver. The main function of glycogen is as a secondary long-term energy-storage molecule. The primary energy-storage molecules are adipose cells. Glycogen is also stored in muscle cells. Muscle glycogen is converted into glucose by the muscle cells whenever muscles are overworked and tired.
ATP is unstable in water, so if the fact that it took up more space for less actualized energy wasn't enough for you, it simply won't hang around like fat and glucose will. Glycogen. Glycogen is stored in the liver, brain, and muscles. In the muscles it's stored primarily in the watery muscle cells. While the liver and brain store more glycogen than muscles, there's more per mass in the musculoskeletal system. In any case, when you start activating, at the same time as the ATP starts it's burn, your body starts the anaerobic and aerobic glycolytic processes -- turning glycogen into ATP.