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What is Which of these sends K+ inside cells: and explain in detail?
Ans A InsulinRef: Quantitative Human Physiology; An Introduction.pg. 191-92Insulin has two major roles: Sends glucose and potassium both intracellular, thereby decreasing their level (i.e. hypoglycaemia and hypokalemia).