Insulin and the Regulation of Glucose in the Blood

Milwaukee School of Engineering's Center for BioMolecular Modeling discusses the role of the protein insulin in the regulation of glucose in the bloodstream.

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very clear and helpful with good visuals

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This is a very easy to understand movie about the sugar pathway! Thank you

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Very helpful and to the point. Perfect for BTEC students!

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Helpful video since I am learning about the negative feedback system.

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Thank you! It was helpful to see this process in a visual image

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Veery simple and clear explanation of the process. Thank you.

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I would disagree with that statement. Obesity is not the cause of Type II diabetes. Hyperinsulinism is the cause. Overconsumption of carbohydrates (sugar) is the reason, thus leading to elevated levels of insulin, which leads to obesity, glucose intolerance, elevated blood pressure, elevated triglycerides. The overexposure of glucose in the bloodstream leads to dysfunction of the insulin receptor sites of the cells. The cell function is downgraded and Vuala....Type II diabetes.

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The fat you eat blocks the insulin from entering the cells thus diabetis. I lost 55 pounds eating carbs and no longer have diabetis, I consume less than 55 of my calories from fats and only from healthy fats: nuts, seeds, avacoda etc

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Enjoyed this video!

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[@TheMrxZero]

thank so much.. this makes me clear about glucose homeostasis..

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[@MarkHoelzer]

Ha ha - good catch, DarkuTotororoSann. Our teacher test group actually caught that error few months ago - but I haven't had a chance to re-shoot the end yet! It should correctly read, "that is how insulin helps the sugar you eat POWER the muscles you use." Thanks for commenting!

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Good info in the video. You might want to shoot with an HD camera next time, just a thought.

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@DarkuTotororoSann sugar goes into muscle in a form of ATP in order of need to use energy

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or excess sugar could be stored as glycogen in skeletal muscles or liver

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perfect for my A level students!

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Not clear..

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N!ce :)

[@alexhunt990]

No, turns into ATP (energy)

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[@monaelmi6789]

I want the text of this video!!! you talk a little bit fast for me wth a poor English skill, can you help me? plz

[@vistagraphsnet]

you can slow his speech down in youtube settings

[@adamiamadam3125]

@2:28 "That is how insulin helps the sugar you eat turn into the muscle that you use" The truth is that sugar does not become muscle, sugar is one of the fuels that muscles use.

[@leojoey6606]

so cute

[@kristonslayton9847]

At the end you said “the sugar you eat”. It’s actually the carbs you eat.

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No sugar don't help to build muscle !

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