Science, asked by sandy73, 1 year ago

which hormone regulates the concentration of sugar in blood

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Answered by AFReleventBlueWhite

Hormone which regulates the concentration of sugar in blood is INSULIN

Answered by VinayakShukla

Simple. The answer is Insulin and Glucagon.
It decreases the amount of sugar whereas Glucagon increases the sugar level.

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