. Construct a model that describes how the body maintains a constant concentration of blood sugar. Be sure to: Use each of the terms listed at least once Describe the relationship between each connection:
Term List:
Normal blood sugar, High blood sugar, Low blood sugar, Liver, Pancreas, Insulin, Glycogen, Glucagon, Glucose.
ANSWER
Glucose metabolism and regulation
The Liver and endocrine pancreas plays an important role in Glucose metabolism and regulation.
2. Insulin Allows glucose to enter the body cell which increases utilization of glucose .As a results blood glucose level decreases.
3. When blood glucose level decrease
4. Which normalise the blood glucose level
. Construct a model that describes how the body maintains a constant concentration of blood sugar....
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