D Question 6 0.25 pts tuc In homeostatic systems, integrators don\'t always have

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D Question 6 0.25 pts tuc In homeostatic systems, integrators don't always have to be neural. This integration can happen within a particular gland. In the regulation of blood sugar, the cells of the pancreas detects different levels of blood sugar and can release either glucagon (to help increase blood sugar) or insulin (to help decrease blood sugar). Glucagon and insulin bind cell surface receptors on the liver or body tissues to cause these changes. These tissues can either release or take up sugar sugar to bring blood sugar back to the appropriate levels. hat e swito cons g From sugar will c be forn (6th Edit eak dow Based on the information provided here, choose all the true statements. The pancreas cells contain receptors for the homeostatic system. The liver cells are considered the signaling cells. The liver and body tissues are effectors in this homeostatic system. Insulin can be considered a signaling molecule. Glucagon and insulin are nonpolar ligands. sugar is will ca e forme (8th Edit sulin is on

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Note - insulin and glucagon are polar ligands . The polar ligand are those who cannot pass through cell membrane are are extracellular ligand which bind to receptor while non polar are intracellular ligands like steriod which passes the cell and bring about receptor changes inside the cell

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