The two hormones, released by pancreas are:
(i) Insulin (it) Glucagon
Out of these, insulin hormone lowers the blood glucose level, while the glucagon hormone increases the blood glucose level. Hence, they are known to be antagonistic in nature.
The two hormones, released by pancreas are:
(i) Insulin (it) Glucagon
Out of these, insulin hormone lowers the blood glucose level, while the glucagon hormone increases the blood glucose level. Hence, they are known to be antagonistic in nature.