pancreatic hormones
Pancreatic hormones refer to the hormones produced by the pancreas that play a vital role in regulating blood sugar levels. These hormones include insulin, which lowers blood glucose levels, and glucagon, which raises blood glucose levels. They work together to maintain a balanced and stable blood sugar level in the body.
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