Insulin causes glucose to move into liver and muscle cells, reducing blood glucose.
L'insuline provoque le passage du glucose dans les cellules du foie et des muscles, réduisant ainsi la glycémie.
| Text | Insulin causes glucose to move into liver and muscle cells, reducing blood glucose |
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Tags: b5, bio, blood-glucose
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