The actions of insulin and glucagon are ____.
A) synergistic
B) permissive
C) cooperative
D) antagonistic
E) mutualistic

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Insulin and glucagon have opposite effects on blood glucose levels: insulin lowers blood glucose by promoting its uptake and storage, while glucagon raises blood glucose by promoting the release of glucose into the blood. This makes their actions antagonistic.

The Actions of Insulin and Glucagon Are ____