BI-1767
Blood glucose regulation
Biology · Secondary 4 · Easy · Blood glucose regulation
In a healthy person after a meal, blood glucose concentration rises slightly. How does insulin help return blood glucose to the normal level?
- It stimulates liver and muscle cells to take up glucose and convert it to glycogen.
- It causes the pancreas to stop producing any digestive enzymes.
- It makes all body cells release stored glucose into the blood.
- It increases the rate at which kidneys excrete glucose in urine.
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