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What is If a normal individual receives an insulin injection that lowers plasma glucose to 30 mg/dl, which of thefollowing hormones will not be released- and explain in detail?
* In response to falling blood glucose, there is normally increased secretion of counter regulate hormones which counter the 'blood glucose lowering' effect of insulin. Glucagon and Adrenalin a the most impoant of these. ,, * Growth hormone is anti-insulin. It is also known as 'growth & diabetogenic' hormone. It also prevents peripheral utilization of sugar.