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@jango_IN_DTOWN @inkyvoyd @OtherWorldly @princeharryyy @triciaal @Will.H

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i think it is D but not sure

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https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20121125175936AAT4S9v

here

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@evansanchez @nanii215

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http://openstudy.com/updates/54526cfbe4b0be646b9a25a5

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@3mar need help please

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@karim728

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biolagy

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@steve816

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There are very few people who can assist you with biology, and I took the class many years ago. I would suggest referring to your lesson

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sorry I would not remember any of that. please don't tag me for biology.

Answer 12

FROM THE INTERNET
Cells in the pancreas are responsible for producing insulin, a protein excreted from the cell and used to help regulate blood sugar levels. [ Because the protein will be released out of the cell in which it is made, the cell's ribosomes are most likely involved in its production are:The ribosomes on the endoplasmic reticulum will make it so it can be wrapped in membrane and sent to the Golgi
apparatus. ]
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Answer 13

@iwanttogotostanford
It's ok to ask for help in other sections if there is no response in the Bio section, but please post the question in the Bio section first, so that any response will be made by helpers who know the material, or peer-reviewed by same.
If there is no answer after a certain time or if there is no useful response, THEN you can ask for help in other sections, providing a link to the original question, so that all relevant answers are put in one place, and possibly peer-reviewed.

Remember that insulin needs to be in the blood stream to be useful for cells because it works like a key to open up cells to consume glucose if the sugar is in excess. Golgi apparatus helps to "ship" insulin in packages through the bloodstream. It seems that you will benefit a lot by reading the textbook or your class notes. In biology, it's important to understand the concepts rather than memorizing little details here and there.