Which hormone causes an increase in blood glucose?

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Mohan M.
Nov 1, 2016

Glucagon increases blood sugar.

Explanation:

Glucagon is secreted in Islet cells. Alfa cells secrete glucagon. Glucagon releases glucose from glycogen stored in liver cells. During fasting when body blood glucose is decreased, glucagon is secreted .

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