Glucagon secretion is controlled by blood glucose concentration and the sympathetic nervous system, and inhibited by insulin and somatostatin.
La secreción de glucagón está controlada por la concentración de glucosa en sangre, el sistema nervioso simpático, e inhibida por la insulina y la somatostatina.
| Front | Factors that control secretion of Glucagon |
|---|---|
| Back | • Blood glucose conc. • Sympathetic nervous system • Insulin (inhibitory) • Somatostatin (inhibitory) |
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