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Glucagon

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'''Glucagon''' (GLC) is a hormone which raises blood glucose level. GLC causes the liver to convert glycogen to glucose. GLC effect is opposite to that of insulin.
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'''Glucagon''' (GLC) is a hormone which raises blood glucose level. GLC causes the liver to convert glycogen to glucose. GLC effect is opposite to that of insulin. See some details in [[User:Mary Ball/Glucagon]].
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Glucagon (GLC) is a hormone which raises blood glucose level. GLC causes the liver to convert glycogen to glucose. GLC effect is opposite to that of insulin. See some details in User:Mary Ball/Glucagon.

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3D Structures of glucagon

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