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A diagram that shows the structure of a cell and its functions. The cell is shown in the top left corner of the image, with the cell on the left side and the cell in the bottom right corner. The cell is divided into two parts. The top part is labeled "a-cell" and has a red arrow pointing to it, indicating that it is a cell membrane. The membrane is connected to the cell membrane by a series of interconnected circles. The circles are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each circle representing a different function. In the center of the diagram, there is a black rectangular box with a white label that reads "High glucose". The label also has a blue arrow pointing towards the cell, indicating the direction of the flow of glucose through the membrane. On the right side of the box, there are two smaller rectangular boxes, one labeled "low glucose" and the other labeled "high glucose". There are also two red arrows pointing towards each cell, representing the different functions of the cell. These functions are: - Low glucose, High glucose, and High glucose. The low glucose is represented by a red circle, while the high glucose is shown by a blue circle. The red arrow is represented as a green circle, indicating a decrease in the amount of glucose in the cell's glucose levels. The blue arrow represents a decrease of the glucose levels, indicating an increase in glucose levels in the blood sugar levels.
Glucagon Secretion Alpha Cell ATP-sensitive Potassium Channel PNG
. The resolution of this PNG file is 640 x 600 pixels and it has a file size of 127.14 KB.A diagram that shows the structure of a cell and its functions. The cell is shown in the top left corner of the image, with the cell on the left side and the cell in the bottom right corner. The cell is divided into two parts. The top part is labeled "a-cell" and has a red arrow pointing to it, indicating that it is a cell membrane. The membrane is connected to the cell membrane by a series of interconnected circles. The circles are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each circle representing a different function. In the center of the diagram, there is a black rectangular box with a white label that reads "High glucose". The label also has a blue arrow pointing towards the cell, indicating the direction of the flow of glucose through the membrane. On the right side of the box, there are two smaller rectangular boxes, one labeled "low glucose" and the other labeled "high glucose". There are also two red arrows pointing towards each cell, representing the different functions of the cell. These functions are: - Low glucose, High glucose, and High glucose. The low glucose is represented by a red circle, while the high glucose is shown by a blue circle. The red arrow is represented as a green circle, indicating a decrease in the amount of glucose in the cell's glucose levels. The blue arrow represents a decrease of the glucose levels, indicating an increase in glucose levels in the blood sugar levels.
Glucagon Secretion Alpha Cell ATP-sensitive Potassium Channel PNG
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