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sammy

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During short-term starvation, most available fuel molecules are catabolized to provide energy for metabolism rather than being used as building blocks for growth and repair, a trade-off that is hormonally regulated by
A) acetylcholine.
B) glucagon.
C) oxytocin.
D) antidiuretic hormone.
E) insulin.



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For sure it has to be B Mark as solved once you're done!



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sammy

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Beauty! You were right on this one again :D



 

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