Question

Name the hormone produced when glucose level is high and low in the blood.

Answer 1

Hint: The level of the blood sugar regulated by the glucagon and insulin hormones. The hormones glycogen obtained by the alpha cells and produced the pancreas or insulin hormones produced by the beta cells. During the high concentration of the blood insulin hormones released and during the low concentration of the blood in the body glucagon hormones released.

Complete answer:
The production of the profound biological effects due to the hormones present in the blood have very small concentration and cascade the event’s in which signal amplified the many number of stages in the various hormone receptors. In the multicellular organisms production of the hormones is the class of signaling molecules that regulates the behavior and physiology after the transportation by the circulatory system. Proteinaceous hormones/ peptide hormones and non proteinaceous hormones/ steroid hormones are the two types of the classification on the basis of the proteinaceous nature. Insulin, glucagon, ACTH, ADH, prolactin and oxytocin are the main peptide hormones. Insulin regulates metabolism with the help of fats and carbohydrates by absorbing the Glucose from the blood and causing deficiency of the blood sugar levels. Glucagon increases the Glucose level in the bloodstream and damages the liver during the conversion of the stored glycogen into the Glucose that is obtained from the bloodstream.

Note: Hyper insulin used in the treatment of the type 1 diabetes in the case of insulin. And in the glucagon hypoglycemia used for the type 1 type treatment of diabetes. There are four types of mechanisms in the hormonal control system such as hypothalamus, pituitary gland, peripheral glands and hormone levels.