When blood sugar levels are low, this pancreatic hormone initiates glycogenolysis (i.e., glycogen breakdown)
Group of answer choices
insulin
ghrelin
IGF1
glucagon
Correct option is glucagon . Glucagon is peptide hormone secreted from alpha cells of pancreatic islets of Langerhans .
Hypoglycemia is physiologicall most secretory stimulus and best known action of glucagon is to stimulate glucose production in the iver and there by maintain adequate plasma glucose concentration.
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Insulin: . A key inhibitor of hepatic glucose production ,has effect on both glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis .
Ghrelin is not a pancreatic hormone , its a central activity , ghrelin is involved in regulation of pancreatic development and physiology. Even it helpp in glycogenolysis but its not secreted from pancreas.
IGF-1( insulin growth factor ) : insulin and IGF-1 responsible for glycogen synthesis not glycogenolysis .
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