Biology, asked by akshatsingha, 1 year ago

how does insulin regulate sugar in blood , ( how does it works)

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Answered by mammu4

insulin causes the liver to convert more glucose into glucogen and to force about 2/3 of body cells to take up glucose from the blood thus decreasing blood sugar.

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