Is pancreas an effector?

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Is pancreas an effector?

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Of what? It effects blood glucose levels, glycogen levels, Peptide digestion...
 
effector is a cell or organ that produces a physiological response when stimulated by a nerve impulse.
That means i should ask if pancreas receive any nerve impulses to exert the actions like regulating blood glucose level?
 
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uhh, yea. It doesn't just do its own thing on its own schedule. Its stimulated by some chemical messengers when you eat.
 
It is both an endocrine and an exocrine organ; it's exocrine functions involve secretomotor input from the nervous system. So, yes -- it is an "effector organ."
 
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