The diagram below shows how blood glucose in mammalian body is regulated. a) Explain what happens during corrective mechanism P. b) Name two organs involved in...

      

The diagram below shows how blood glucose in mammalian body is regulated.
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a) Explain what happens during corrective mechanism P.
b) Name two organs involved in corrective mechanisms P and Q.
c) State two reasons why glucose level should be maintained constant.
d) What is osmoregulation?

  

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sharon
a) - Excess glucose converted the glycogen and stored in liver / muscle cells;
- Glucose oxidised to release energy;
- Some glucose converted to fats and stored in a dipose tissue;
b) - Pancrease;
- Liver ;
c) - To avoid fluctuation in osmotic pressure; affecting normal functioning of the cells;
- For glucose to be enough for respiration;
d) Maintenance of constant internal osmotic pressure ;
sharon kalunda answered the question on May 23, 2019 at 13:05


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