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Chapter 4, Problem 7SC
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The body constantly needs blood glucose which is maintained in a very narrow range. This is accompanied by insulin and glucagon known as pancreatic endocrine hormones.
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Which of the following is a hormone which causes an increase in blood-glucose concentration?
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