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question 27
glucose production between meals and overnight is controlled by basal insulin.
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Explanation:

Basal insulin is designed to provide a steady - state level of insulin in the body. This helps in regulating glucose production during periods when there is no food intake, such as between meals and overnight. It acts to suppress excessive glucose production from the liver (through processes like gluconeogenesis and glycogenolysis) during these fasting periods.

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