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Malia Townsend

12 March, 05:13

In response to an increasing blood glucose level, the human body will normally

A) release a hormone that lowers the blood glucose

B) use the excess glucose to make protein

C) store the glucose in cell nuclei

D) produce a hormone that destroys the glucose

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