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Card 6
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Which organ is a main store for glycogen?
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Card 7
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What type of protein is stimulated when glucagon binds to a receptor?
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Card 8
Front
What term is used to describe the conversion of glycogen to glucose?
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Card 9
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What term is used to describe the conversion of amino acids and fats to glucose?
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Card 10
Front
Insulin and glucagon have opposite effects on blood glucose concentration and can be described as what?
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Card 11
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Why do hepatocytes have specialised receptors for both insulin and glucagon?
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Card 12
Front
State which molecules in this topic are first messengers and second messengers
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Card 13
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Explain why negative feedback is used to regulate the glucose concentration.
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Card 14
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5. Why does the concentration of glucose in the blood fluctuate?
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