______ are either broken down to fatty acids or stored as fat?
Triglycerides
______ is made of _____- ______ is made from _____ and is storage form of ______?
Protein
Amino acids
Glycogen
Glucose
Glucose
Conversion of fats, amino acids and other non carbohydrates to glucose?
Gluconeogenesis
Hydrolysis of glycogen to glucose?
Glycogenolysis
Breaking down of components such as fat or protein?
Catabolism
Increases blood glucose- Catabolizes fat and releases fatty acids glycerol into the blood- This makes it unnecessary for cells to consume their protein so growth hormone is protein sparing- Increasing glucose by Gluconeogenesis- Growth makes more glucose available for glycogen synthesis and it is Glucose Sparing?
Growth Hormone
Increased blood glucose- These hormones inhibit insulin secretions, stimulate glycogenolysis and stimulate gluconeogenesis?
Epinephrine & Norepinephrine
Increases blood sugar- Stimulates fat and protein catabolism- Stimulate gluconeogenesis- Releases fatty acids and glucose into the blood?
Cortisol and other Corticosteroids
Increases blood sugar- Stimulates fat and catabolism and the release of fatty acids- Stimulates gluconeogenesis- releases glucose into blood- Promotes cellular absorption of amino acids?
Glucogen
Decreases blood sugar- Stimulates cells to absorb glucose and amino acids and therefore lowers blood glucose- Promotes synthesis of fat, glycogen and protein?