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1. after analyzing the above graphs, identify hormone P and provide an explanation for your choice. (2marks)

2. after analyzing the graphs (3marks)
a. identify hormone R (1 mark)
b. provide an explanation for your choice (1mark)
c. provide an explanation as to why hormone R rises so sharply and quickly (1mark)

3. after analyzing the graphs, identify hormone Q and provide an explanation for your choice (2marks).

4. the correct interpretation of the graph at location X is that X represents. (multiple choice 1 mark)
a. low thyroxine and low mitochondrial activity
b. low adrenaline and high mitochondrial activity
c. high insulin and high mitochondrial activity
d. high glucagon and low mitochondrial activity


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11 years ago
1. after analyzing the above graphs, identify hormone P and provide an explanation for your choice. (2marks)

You wake up in the morning, have breakfast. After breakfast, chances are blood sugar levels go up. You need a way to balance this, so your body produces insulin, so to convert that excess sugar in glycogen.
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11 years ago
2. after analyzing the graphs (3marks)
a. identify hormone R (1 mark)

If you see a bear, chances are your flight-or-fight response gets activated, leading you to produce adrenaline.
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11 years ago
c. provide an explanation as to why hormone R rises so sharply and quickly (1mark)

Adrenaline quickly raises your heart-rate. The bear must have caused to person to become scared.
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11 years ago Edited: 11 years ago, omni1292
1. after analyzing the above graphs, identify hormone P and provide an explanation for your choice. (2marks)

You wake up in the morning, have breakfast. After breakfast, chances are blood sugar levels go up. You need a way to balance this, so your body produces insulin, so to convert that excess sugar in glycogen.

I think you misunderstood the question. The graph shows that he MISSED breakfast and Hormone P was released because he skipped it. Now, I don't know the answer to this question so I can't answer it, but hopefully someone else can with the proper answer.
Post Merge: 11 years ago

Actually, I think the answer to question 1 is Glucagon. Glucagon raises blood glucose levels by converting glycogen to glucose.
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10 years ago
4. the correct interpretation of the graph at location X is that X represents. (multiple choice 1 mark)
a. low thyroxine and low mitochondrial activity
b. low adrenaline and high mitochondrial activity
c. high insulin and high mitochondrial activity
d. high glucagon and low mitochondrial activity

If insulin levels are high, mitochondrial activity will be high, since an increase in insulin means more glucose is in the cell. The more glucose, the more energy production.
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Thank you
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Thx
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