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virgola82
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05/02/07 - 11:37 AM             #1

A substance is found to directly inhibit pancreatic insulin secretion. Which of the following is the most likely cause of this effect?

A. alfa2 agonist

B. beta2 agonist

C. Cholecystokinin

D. Glucagon

E. Muscarinic agonist


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05/02/07 - 12:02 PM             #2

A. alfa2 agonist


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05/02/07 - 05:32 PM             #3

A alpha 2 agonist.. i ve been tricked by glucagonsad for 1 sec.... GLUCAGON STIMULATESSSSSS Insulin secr

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05/02/07 - 05:34 PM             #4

yea A nod

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05/03/07 - 05:00 PM             #5

How does glucagon stimulate insulin secretion?

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05/03/07 - 05:02 PM             #6

Is there a known reason as to why alfa 2 agonists inhibit insulin secretion?

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05/20/07 - 06:27 PM             #7

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