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    The document discusses how insulin regulates glucose metabolism. It notes that epinephrine binding to Gi inhibits insulin secretion. Insulin is a direct activator of protein kinases through calcium and DAG, and an indirect activator through IP3. Hormones bind to upper cells to decrease glucose and stimulate glycogenolysis. Phosphate is added to glucose to trap it inside cells. The overall regulator of glucose mentioned is insulin.

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    The document discusses how insulin regulates glucose metabolism. It notes that epinephrine binding to Gi inhibits insulin secretion. Insulin is a direct activator of protein kinases through calcium and DAG, and an indirect activator through IP3. Hormones bind to upper cells to decrease glucose and stimulate glycogenolysis. Phosphate is added to glucose to trap it inside cells. The overall regulator of glucose mentioned is insulin.

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    The document discusses how insulin regulates glucose metabolism. It notes that epinephrine binding to Gi inhibits insulin secretion. Insulin is a direct activator of protein kinases through calcium and DAG, and an indirect activator through IP3. Hormones bind to upper cells to decrease glucose and stimulate glycogenolysis. Phosphate is added to glucose to trap it inside cells. The overall regulator of glucose mentioned is insulin.

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    Despite the same glucose present but enzyme absent does it metabolize to H2O
    and CO2? Yes
     If Epinephrin binds to Gi --> Insulin secretion is inhibited.
     Direct activator of protein kinase: calcium & DAG.
     Indirect activator of protein kinase: IP3.
     Why hormone bind in upper cells: decrease glucose stimulates Glycogenolysis
     Why do you put phosphate into glucose? Glucose is trapped in the cell.

    Glucose-regulated by hormone That is Insulin.

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