Sequence: The Fate of Glucose Increased glycolysis in beta Glucose absorbed through intestines to bloodstream Plasma glucose level increases and glucose enters beta cells cell increases ATP production Salivary Amylase breaks down carbs into dextrin/maltose Beta cell membrane Increased beta cell ATP shuts K channel depolarization Plasma glucose levels decrease as it enters GLUT 4 cells Beta cell voltage gated calcium channel opens Calcium enters into beta cell Insulin releases into bloodstream Person Eats Glucose enters GLUT4 cell Carbohydrates Insulin binds to insulin GLUT 4 complex Pancreatic Amylase breaks down dextrin to glucose receptors moves to membrane
Sequence: The Fate of Glucose Increased glycolysis in beta Glucose absorbed through intestines to bloodstream Plasma glucose level increases and glucose enters beta cells cell increases ATP production Salivary Amylase breaks down carbs into dextrin/maltose Beta cell membrane Increased beta cell ATP shuts K channel depolarization Plasma glucose levels decrease as it enters GLUT 4 cells Beta cell voltage gated calcium channel opens Calcium enters into beta cell Insulin releases into bloodstream Person Eats Glucose enters GLUT4 cell Carbohydrates Insulin binds to insulin GLUT 4 complex Pancreatic Amylase breaks down dextrin to glucose receptors moves to membrane
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