BI-1799
Blood glucose regulation
Biology · Secondary 4 · Easy · Blood glucose regulation
After a meal rich in carbohydrates, blood glucose concentration in the hepatic portal vein rises. Which process in the liver is directly responsible for bringing the blood glucose level back towards normal?
- Conversion of glucose to glycogen in liver cells
- Conversion of glycogen to glucose in liver cells
- Increased release of glucagon from the pancreas
- Deamination of excess amino acids in the liver
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