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what actions do these hormones have on the target cells?

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what actions do these hormones have on the target cells?

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glycogen travels within your bloodstream around your body. when your cells are not receiving energy from food the glycogen is broken into glucose, an energy boost for your cells. Somatostatin stops the release of glycogen in the bloodstream.

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Where are the target cells for the hormone released by the gland?

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Where are the target cells for the hormone released by the gland?

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Insulin is as key hormone regulating glucose homeostasis. Its major target tissues are the liver, the skeletal muscle and the adipose tissue. Glucagon is the other hormone released and it is is found in the islets of Langerhans, in the Pancreas, which it is then released into the bloodstream.

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Your pancreas is found in your abdomen just behind the stomach.

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the endocrine gland in the pancreas secretes both insulin and glycogen. they help to maintain and regulate blood sugar levels inside your body, controlling the amount of glucose and somatostatin that is in your blood.