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OK, so hypokalemia inhibits insulin release by hyperpolarizing the beta cells.
Now, we use insulin with glucose to treat hyperkalemia. Insulin drives K+ into cells. How? What is the molecular mechanism of it?
I am sure this is something very simple and obvious, but I am missing it. Help, anyone!
Many thanks in advance
Now, we use insulin with glucose to treat hyperkalemia. Insulin drives K+ into cells. How? What is the molecular mechanism of it?
I am sure this is something very simple and obvious, but I am missing it. Help, anyone!
Many thanks in advance
