 insulin and glucagon- Which regulate the level of glucose in the blood  Somatostatin- which prevents the release of the insulin and glucagon.

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 insulin and glucagon- Which regulate the level of glucose in the blood  Somatostatin- which prevents the release of the insulin and glucagon

 Insulin enables energy use and storage  decreases blood glucose concentration  increases fatty acid and triglyceride synthesis  induces the cellular uptake of K+, phosphate and Mg+

 increase in blood glucose  Low blood glucose is the main stimulus for glucagon

 Homeostasis is regulated by insulin and glucagon  determines if a patient has diabetes or another related problem

 food is poorly absorbed  too little insulin is made  diabetes develops  frequent passage of urine and weight loss  cancer

 inflammation of the pancreas  affects digestion and causing weight loss  severe pain

 insulin injections  pancreas transplant  Antibiotics

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