A few things:
<span>1. it secretes insulin, which the body uses to utilize glucose (in the kind of diabetes most people have, their tissues have become resistant to insulin requiring more and more of it to be produced by the pancreas) </span>
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2. it produces things called pancreatic enzymes which help us digest foods (especially fatty ones) </span>
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3. the other things it secretes are somatostatin which regulates growth hormone, and glucagon which is related to insulin in that it also helps regulate the body's sugar (kind of an anti-insulin) </span>
GUANINE
Adenine always bonds with thymine, and cytosine always bonds with guanine.
hope it helps...!!!
Phospholipids are the lipids are the main constituents of the cellular membrane. The phospholipids; sphingolipids, and phosphatidylcholine are the two foremost lipids of the membranes. Phospholipids help in maintaining the integrity and fluidity of the membranes.
A. tissue as it is the second stage of complexity in the body
