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Q10: Why must blood glucose levels stay stable?
A10: To ensure the body has enough energy and to prevent damage to organs from too high or too low glucose.
Q11: What hormone lowers blood glucose levels?
A11: Insulin, released by the pancreas.
Q12: What does insulin do?
A12: It helps glucose move from the blood into cells and promotes storage as glycogen in the liver.
Q13: What hormone raises blood glucose levels?
A13: Glucagon, also released by the pancreas.
Q14: What does glucagon do?
A14: It causes the liver to break down glycogen into glucose and release it into the blood.
Q15: What is this glucose control system an example of?
A15: A negative feedback loop.