how is the level of glucose regulated by the pancreas
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The pancreas secretes a hormone named insulin. And the insulin helps in regulating the blood sugar levels.
When the blood sugar level is too high, then pancreas secrets more insulin. when the blood sugar level too low, the pancreas secretes glucagon.
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by the hormones
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the pancreas is the only gland which is both endocrine and exocrine
It produces insulin which reduces the blood glucose level and glucagon which increases the blood glucose level.
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