insulin

glycogen

glucagon

leptin

hydrolysis of glycogen

hydrolysis of glucagon

release of glucose

production of glycogen

hydrolysis of glycogen

hydrolysis of glucose

production of glycogen

release of insulin

it breaks down glucose

promotes the release of glucose from cells through a transporter

promotes the uptake of glucose into cells through a transporter

it prevents the intestine from releasing glucose into the blood

lack of exercise

obesity

eating too much carbohydrates

autoimmune disease

take insulin

reduce carbohydrates in diet

replace beta cells of pancreas

gain weight

The body produces insulin but the liver and muscles don't respond properly to it

doesn't produce insulin

liver and muscle respond to it but its not made

none of the above

Insulin tells fat cells to take in glucose from the blood

Insulin tells fat cells to take in glucagon from the blood

Insulin tells pancreas cells to divide

Insulin tells fat cells to take in insulin from the blood