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What is the endocrine organ of insulin & Glucagon?
Pancreas
What kind of chemical messenger would Insulin & Glucagon fall under?
Hormones
Insulin
Vital hormone made by pancreas that moves sugar (glucose) OUT of the bloodstream INTO the cells to be used for energy.
Role: Decrease blood sugar levels when they are too high.
Pancreas
Endocrine system - Produces hormones to regulate the amount of sugar/glucose in your bloodstream.
Major pancreatic hormones - Insulin & Glucagon
Located behind the stomach and in front of the spine, surrounded by gallbladder, liver and spleen.
Glucagon - Hormone
Vital hormone produced by the pancreas that allows the body to turn stored sugar back into glucose.
Role: Increase blood sugar levels when they are too low.