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Glucagon Defined

The hormone from the pancreas that causes the release of stored carbohydrate in the liver to restore blood glucose levels. Glucagon uses the second messenger cyclic AMP to exert its biological action.

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  • The Metabolic Effects of Insulin and Glucagon: Information regarding the different metabolic effects of both insulin and glucagon on the human body; as influenced by food intake and blood glucose levels. These were outlined in the Metabolism (MB1002) module.

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