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How does negative feedback help maintain homeostasis?

buggyg69

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11 years ago

How does negative feedback help maintain homeostasis?

Other than the homeostasis of glucose.
Also, what is the normal range of glucose in the blood (correct units please)

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Julian

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11 years ago

In general, negative feedback means that when something goes in one direction it causes something to happen which pushes back it again.

rjay92

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11 years ago

There's also temperature & pH & blood pressure. I'm not getting into all of those or any. Normal blood glucose: 4.5-5.5 mmol/L

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