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Glycogen is the primary storage form of glucose in living organisms, widely present in the liver, skeletal muscles, and various cell types. As a key molecule in cellular energy metabolism, the synthesis, storage, and breakdown of glycogen directly reflect the energy status and metabolic activity of cells. In fields such as metabolic biology, cell physiology, and drug discovery, the accurate quantification of glycogen content is one of the core indicators for assessing cellular metabolic states and the effects of compound interventions.