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Glucose

A sugar found in the body (blood sugar), comes from the digestive system or from stored supplies in the liver and major muscles

Use of glucose

Used as a respiratory substrate and used to synthesise other molecules or into glycogen and stored

5 Reasons for Glucose

Cellular Respiration


Cell division (mitosis)


Muscle Contraction


Copying DNA


Neurones need energy to carry signals

Glycogen

A branched storage of carbohydrate found in liver and muscles, and can be stored

Regulated by two hormones

Insulin


Glucagon

Glucagon

Produced in the pancreas

Insulin

Controls storage of glycogen in the liver


Glucose to glycogen

Glucagon

Breaks down glycogen on the liver


Glycogen to glucose

Glucose or Glycogen

Type 1 Diabetes

Affects children and young adults



Dont produce insulin and cells are destroyed and due to unknown causes.



Immune systems attacks w/ antibodies. Blood sugar conc rises to harmful levels



Insulin injections to help reduce blood sugar and reduce sugar in diet and exercise regularly

Type 2 Diabetes

Affects older people



Insulin receptors change over time and liver and muscle cells dont respond which prevents conversion of glucose into glycogen and conc. remains high



Symptoms : feel thirsty, urinate more often and frequently too tired.



Exercise, eat healthy and stay not obese