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If the pancreas does not make enough insulin, why can blood sugar remain high for longer after food?

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Correct answer: Because use and storage of glucose by cells may decrease

The governing concept is insulin-dependent regulation of blood glucose. After a meal, glucose enters the bloodstream. Insulin helps many body cells take up glucose and promotes its storage, especially as glycogen, so the blood level returns toward normal. If insulin secretion is insufficient, uptake and storage are reduced and glucose remains elevated for longer; therefore option A is correct. The other options confuse unrelated hormones, glands, or nervous structures.

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PancreasInsulinBlood GlucoseGlucose StorageControl And CoordinationWorld Of LivingScienceClass 10 Mcq

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