How does glucagon work? A. It is a hormone released by the pancreas when blood glucose
levels are low in order to raise the concentration of glucose.
B. It is a hormone released when your blood glucose levels are
undetectable in order to get a level that is detectable.
C. It is a hormone released when your blood glucose levels are
normal in order to continue maintaining homeostasis.
D. It is a hormone released when your blood glucose levels are high
in order to lower the concentration of glucose.

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