What condition is shown in the diagram? Explain how the body regulate this process. InsulinBody cells take up gluoose.PANCREASBeta cells in pancreasLiver takes upglucose andstores it asglycogen.release insulin into the blood.LIVERSTIMULUS: bloodglucose level rises.Homeostasis(glucose levels 90mg/100mL.)Set PointBlood glucoselevel declines.STIMULUS: bloodglucose level falls.Blood glucoselevel rises.Liver breaksAlpha cells in pancreasrelease glucagon.PANCREASdown glycogenand releasesglucose.LIVERGlucagon

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What condition is shown in the diagram? Explain how the body regulate this process.

Insulin
Body cells take up gluoose.
PANCREAS
Beta cells in pancreas
Liver takes up
glucose and
stores it as
glycogen.
release insulin into the blood.
LIVER
STIMULUS: blood
glucose level rises.
Homeostasis
(glucose levels 90mg/100mL.)
Set Point
Blood glucose
level declines.
STIMULUS: blood
glucose level falls.
Blood glucose
level rises.
Liver breaks
Alpha cells in pancreas
release glucagon.
PANCREAS
down glycogen
and releases
glucose.
LIVER
Glucagon

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