discuss the mechanism of metabolic pathway control using hormonediscuss the mechanism of metabolic pathway control using hormone

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               The series of enzyme-catalyzed events that culminate in the transition of a material into an ultimate outcome is referred to as a metabolic pathway. The phrase metabolic cycle refers to a sequence of processes in which the base is constantly rebuilt and the terminal metabolites are constantly replenished.

               The body employs hormones to control energy storage in an effort to balance food consumption, store extra intake, and utilize spares as needed. Insulin is created by the pancreas' beta cells, which are prompted to secrete the hormone when blood glucose rates increase, such as after a meal.

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