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kolezko [41]
4 years ago
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Glucagon: a. functions like epinephrine in the liver and like insulin in muscle. b. functions like insulin in the liver and like

epinephrine in muscle. c. functions like epinephrine in the liver to enhance breakdown of glycogen but has minimal effect on muscle d. functions like insulin to enhance uptake of glucose by the liver but has minimal effect on muscle. e. functions like epinephrine in the liver to inhibit breakdown of glycogen but has minimal effect on muscle.
Biology
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Leviafan [203]4 years ago
7 0
I think it is a is the Answer
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