Blood glucose homeostasis

Blood glucose homeostasis – high glucose triggers insulin from beta cells (uptake by muscle, fat, liver glycogen storage);…

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Blood glucose homeostasis: high glucose triggers insulin from beta cells (uptake by muscle, fat, liver glycogen storage); low glucose triggers glucagon from alpha cells (liver glucose release), keeping glucose near 4–7 mM

This illustration explains blood glucose homeostasis: high glucose triggers insulin from beta cells (uptake by muscle, fat, liver glycogen storage); low glucose triggers glucagon from alpha cells (liver glucose release), keeping glucose near 4–7 mM. Add it to anatomy and physiology diagrams, protocol figures, slides or lessons that involve endocrine. Editable SVG from the Endocrine & Metabolism Pro pack, with grouped layers you can recolor.

Format: SVG (editable vector). License: Sciicons Pro license. Courtesy: Sciicons. Part of the Endocrine & Metabolism pack.

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