When is insulin produced?

Question

When is insulin produced?

Answer 1

Everytime, but is stimulated by high levels of glucose in the blood and inhibited (limited) by lower levels of glucose.

Answer 2

When blood glucose levels reach a certain level, insulin production is stimulated.  Insulin allows glucose to enter muscle tissue cells for metabolism, among other things.

Answer 3

Insulin is released from Beta cells of the pancreas in response to increased glucose concentrations (>5mmols/l), amino acids or stimulation of the sympathetic nervous system. the major action of insulin are to stimulate glucose uptake into muscle and adipose tissue (GLUT4 Transporter), stimulate gylcogen synthesis, stimulate amino acid uptake and protein synthesis, and stimulate lipogenisis whilst inhibiting lipolysis.    

Answer 4

it is produced when one's glucose level is high. its main function is to lower one's glucose level

Answer 5

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it is produced when one's glucose level is high. its main function is to lower one's glucose level

Answer 6

In response to a rise in serum glucose levels, insulin is secreted.