Glucagon and Insulin are both hormones that regulate blood sugar levels and they are both produced by the pancreas.
When sugar levels in the blood are high the pancreas secretes insulin from its beta cells and releases it into the blood stream. Insulin causes the red blood cells, fat cells and muscle cells to absorb sugar from the blood .
When sugar levels are low, the pancreas secrets glucagon from its alpha cells which stimulates the liver to release the glucose that is stored in its cells.
Thus these two hormones work in the body to keep sugar levels balanced.
Answer:
GGA GAA AUG UGU GCC GCG AUA AGA UAC UAA UGU GCC AAC UAG
Gly Glu Met(start codon) Cys Ala Ala Ile Arg Tyr Stop Cys Ala Asn Stop
Explanation:
when coding mRNA, there are no T. Instead, replace with U. When you see a T in the sequence, put down A for its pair. A=U and G=C. A chart is needed to see what the codon codes for the protein (unless you memorize them)
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