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Blood-sugar levels are regulated by two hormones. Insulin acts to decrease blood-sugar levels; glucagon acts to increase blood-sugar levels. Based on this information, you would expect which of the following
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Blood-sugar levels are regulated by two hormones. Insulin acts to decrease blood-sugar levels; glucagon acts to increase blood-sugar levels. Based on this information, you would expect which of the following to be true immediately following a meal?

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Yup that person is right! ^ well atleast I agree .
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Glucagon would be released to decrease blood-sugar levels
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