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In this experiment, blood glucose was measured in mmol/Lmmol/L while insulin was measured in pmol/Lpmol/L. A mmolmmol is equal to 100100 million pmolpmol. What does this say about the amount of glucose in the blood compared to the amount of insulin?

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In this experiment, blood glucose was measured in mmol/Lmmol/L while insulin was measured in pmol/Lpmol/L. A mmolmmol is equal to 100100 million pmolpmol. What does this say about the amount of glucose in the blood compared to the amount of insulin?

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The information provided indicates that glucose is measured in a much larger unit (mmol/L) compared to insulin (pmol/L). Given that 1 mmol is equal to 100 million pmol, this suggests that there is a significantly smaller amount of glucose in the blood compared to insulin. However, this does not necessarily mean that glucose is less important or less active than insulin. It simply means that glucose is present in smaller quantities.

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