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Insulin is produced in the liver and stored in gall bladder.
Therefore, it is released by the gall bladder not the kidney.
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What are two chemicals that can help save lives?
Examples: antibiotics, insuline, interferon.
Chemical that responsible for the decrease in the blood glucose concentration is released by?
You think probable to insuline.
Is insulin a protists a virus or a bacteria?
insuline it is a hormone that it is producted by langerhas inslet in pancreatic glands.
What hematopoietic growth factor controls red blood cell synthesis and what organ release it?
erythropoietin : kidney
Which hormone antagonizes glucagon?
This is the hormone glucogon. The two work together to maintain homeostatis of blood glucose.
Is there any other way of taking Insulin?
yes there is another way to take insuline we can take insuline through injections,now a days insuline medicine has also started coming so in this way we can take insuline
Three hormones does the pancreas produce?
Insuline, glucagon...
The insuline was discover by an romanian?
Yes, by Nicolae Paulescu
How does insuline help muscles grow?
it produces growth factors
Why can you not donate blood if you have taken beef insulin?
beef insuline is not as humane vaccine
Insulin contain 3.4sulphur calculate minimum olecular weight of insuline?
Diabetes
What are two chemicals that can help save lives?
Examples: antibiotics, insuline, interferon.
What is the Peak action of insulin?
It depends on which insuline... There's many formulation available now (NPH, rapid, regular, etc..) But "regular" insuline as a peak action of 2-4 hours, with an effect after 30-60 minutes.
Chemical that responsible for the decrease in the blood glucose concentration is released by?
You think probable to insuline.
What chemical that is responsible for the decrease in blood glucose concentration is released by?
You think probable to insuline.
What hormone helps lower the blood glucose level when it is high?
Insuline and Glucagon control blood glucose. Insuline: brings down high levels of glucose. Glucagon: brings glucose levels back to normal, (brings glucose levels up).
Tissue hypoxia stimulates kidney cells to release?
erythropoietin
