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Page 1: Aims of the session: Learn about the control of blood glucose concentration. Be able to answer exam questions. Summarise the key points about this example

Aims of the session:

• Learn about the control of blood glucose concentration.• Be able to answer exam questions.• Summarise the key points about this example of homeostasis

Page 2: Aims of the session: Learn about the control of blood glucose concentration. Be able to answer exam questions. Summarise the key points about this example

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Page 3: Aims of the session: Learn about the control of blood glucose concentration. Be able to answer exam questions. Summarise the key points about this example

We eat food containing carbohydrates

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Page 5: Aims of the session: Learn about the control of blood glucose concentration. Be able to answer exam questions. Summarise the key points about this example

The carbohydrates are fully digested to glucose which is absorbed

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The pancreas detects the change in blood glucose concentration and releases the appropriate hormone

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