Secretion of glucagon from the pancreas results in break down of glycogen, which causes an increase in blood glucose levels. Glucagon is a hormone that is produced by alpha cells in a part of the pancreas known as the islets of Langerhans. It is released in response to low blood glucose levels and to events where the body needs additional glucose, such as in response to vigorous exercise. It stimulates break down of glycogen, activates gluconeogenesis (the conversion of amino aids to glucose) and break down of stored fats into fatty acids. This results to high blood glucose levels.
Answer:
Hailey, a local registered dietitian, frequently joins Aaron during his cooking classes at the local community hospital. Hailey often points out the common food sources of soluble fiber during Aaron's one hour cooking class. When working with patients and their families in their hospital rooms, she often explains to how common foods containing soluble fiber can play a major role in reducing the risk of having another heart attack. For this evening's cooking class, Hailey set up a display of five common items on a table and asked for a volunteer to select the ones which provide soluble fiber. During the cooking class, Jeff offered to try his hand at choosing the items which provide soluble fiber. Jeff should select all of the following items except:
canola oil
Explanation:
Canola oil contains fatty acid rather than fiber which Jeff is looking for among the food staples presented to him
Answer:
it can produce two types of errors or mutations. cancer occurs when mutated cells ignore or override the normal "checkpoints" regulating mitosis and begin to reproduce uncontrollably
