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Which of the followings is/are secreted by pancreas? I somatostatin II insulin III glucagon IV ghrelin |
I somatostatin - by D cells II insulin - β cells III glucagon - α cells IV ghrelin - F cells (pancreatic polypeptide - appetite) |
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C - peptide is co-secreted with insulin when pro-insulin is cleaved. |
its role is not known yet. |
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lecture note: normal glucose: 4.5 - 6.5 mM |
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incretin - GLP-1 & GIP |
GLP-1: glucagon-like peptide GIP: glucose-dependent insulinotropic peptide |
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There is high supply of insulin to the brain because the blood vessels maintain high supply of blood glucose to the brain. |
First statement is false. The brain utilises glucose as they are transported to the brain, hence insulin is not needed. |
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Regulation of glucagon secretion |
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Regulation of somatostatin secretion |
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Summary 1 |
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Summary 2 |
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