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Card 16
Front
What organ is most affected by lack of glucose for respiration?
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Card 17
Front
What three sources does blood glucose come from directly?
Back
Card 18
Front
Where is glycogen stored?
Back
Card 19
Front
Why does the set point of glucose levels fluctuate in animals?
Back
Card 20
Front
Where does insulin bind to on most cells?
Back
Card 21
Front
How does insulin causes glucose to leave the bloodstream?
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Card 22
Front
What else does insulin activate?
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Card 23
Front
Give four ways in which blood glucose concentration is therefore lowered
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Card 24
Front
When does the production of insulin cease?
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Card 25
Front
To which mechanism is the regulation of blood glucose levels by alpha cells producing glucagon similar to?
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