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Carbohydrate
Large molecules (starch) that break down into sugars.
Glucose
Simple sugar used for immediate energy.
Glycogen
The stored form of glucose.
Blood Glucose Levels
The concentration of sugar currently in the blood.
Glycogenolysis
Breaking down glycogen into glucose.
Glycogenesis
Creating glycogen from glucose (usually from glycogen).
Hyperglycaemia
Blood sugar that is too high.
Hypoglycaemia
Blood sugar that is too low.
Liver
Organ that stores glycogen and releases glucose.
Skeletal Muscle
Also stores glycogen for its own energy use.
Pancreas
Organ that acts as the modulator for blood glucose.
Islet of Langerhans
The specific region in the pancreas with Alpha/Beta cells.
Beta Cells
Cells that produce Insulin.
Alpha Cells
Cells that produce Glucagon.
Insulin
Hormone that allows cells to take in glucose.
Glucagon
Hormone that tells the liver to release glucose.