Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)
Answer:
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Explanation:
Insulin reduces blood sugars when the levels are high in the blood. The hormone is produced by the pancreas and binds on receptors of cells. This initiates cell signaling mechanisms that signal the cell absorb sugars. When the blood sugars get back to normal, insulin production is reduced.
When you inhale and exhale, you actually breathe. When you inhale, your intercostal muscles between ribs and diaphragm contract. This increases the space in chest cavity so your lungs can expand and the air enters the lungs. When you exhale, intercostal muscles and diaphragm relax reducing the space in the chest which leads to removing the air from the lungs.
