Key Hormones Regulating Blood Sugar: Insulin and Glucagon
- Insulin: Pancreatic hormone that enables cells to take up glucose from blood for energy use. Lowers blood sugar.
- Glucagon: Pancreatic hormone that signals the liver to release stored glucose into blood when levels are low. Raises blood sugar.
Together, they maintain glucose homeostasis.
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