Glucose/glycogen negative feedback loop

After eating glucose level rises above 90 MG/100 ML ➡the pancreas, detect, rise and glucose and release the hormone insulin➡insulin arrives at the liver➡the liver observes excess glucose and stores it as glycogen through dehydration synthesis ➡glucose levels, decreased back to 90 MG/100 ML➡ normal glucose level 90 MG/100 ML

During fasting glucose levels fall below 90 MG/100➡the pancreas, detect a drop in glucose and release the hormone glucagon ➡Glucagon arrives at the liver➡glycogen is broken down into glucose through the hydrolysis and released into the blood➡glucose level increase back to 90 MG/100 ML➡normal glucose level 90 MG/100 ML