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- True or False: Susan is enjoying afternoon tea on her patio on a bright, sunny SLO day. Compared to when she was taking a nap earlier in her darkened bedroom, it is likely that her photoreceptors are now relatively hyperpolarized, resulting in lower levels of glutamate release.Discuss the changes that occur in the regulation of metabolism that cause the high plasma glucose concentrations in the subject in Figure 3.My drawing refers to this question.