
*** WHAT'S COVERED ***
1. Blood Glucose Concentration Regulation
* The need to maintain blood glucose within a specific range.
* The concept of homeostasis and negative feedback.
2. Role of Insulin
* Released by the pancreas when blood glucose is high.
* Stimulates cells (especially liver and muscle) to take up glucose.
* Promotes the conversion of glucose to glycogen for storage.
3. Role of Glucagon
* Released by the pancreas when blood glucose is low.
* Stimulates the liver to break down glycogen into glucose.
* Promotes the release of glucose into the bloodstream.
4. Interaction between Insulin and Glucagon
* How these hormones work antagonistically.
* Maintaining blood glucose levels through a negative feedback loop.
*** CHAPTERS ***
0:00 Introduction to Blood Glucose Control
0:19 What is Blood Glucose Concentration?
0:47 High Blood Glucose & Insulin Response
1:35 How Insulin Lowers Blood Glucose
1:50 Role of Liver & Muscle Cells
2:18 Fixing Low Blood Glucose: Glucagon
2:39 Glucagon vs Glycogen
2:52 Low Blood Glucose & Glucagon Response
3:17 How Glucagon Raises Blood Glucose
3:36 Negative Feedback Loop Summary
*** PLAYLISTS ***
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