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Describe the process of insulin being released.

Increasing glucose levels bind to GLUT2 receptors on beta cells, which causes intake of the glucose. It is then converted to ATP, which binds to ATP-sensitive potassium ion channels and causes them to close, thus depolarizing the cell and causing an influx of calcium. This makes the beta cells release insulin and amylin via exocytosis.

Glucose, potassium, calcium, insulin, and amylin.

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