Co-ordination and response

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a.

The table lists the effects of some hormones in the human body.

Complete the table by naming each hormone or its source.

The first one has been done for you as an example.

EffectName of hormoneSource
stimulates repair and thickening of the uterus liningestrogenovary
increases water reabsorption in the kidneyspituitary gland
controls the basal metabolic ratethyroxine
stimulates ovulationpituitary gland
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b.

Animal cells (such as liver cells) do not store glucose. Instead, they convert excess glucose into glycogen to be stored.

Explain the osmotic advantage to animal cells of storing glycogen rather than glucose.

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c.

The graph shows changes in the relative blood levels of glucose, insulin, and glucagon after a carbohydrate-heavy meal.

Relative concentrations of glucose, insulin, and glucagon in blood over time following a meal

Give the letter of the line which represents the relative level of glucagon in the blood.

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Co-ordination and response Questions

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