The researchers claim that the similar regulation of carbohydrate metabolism by hepatocytes when the cells are treated with growth hormone or insulin results from the activation of different signaling pathways. Use the data from the researchers’ experiment to support their claim.

The question is not complete, I think you should attach the evidence.

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As for the evidence that I investigated, it could help you by saying that hepatocytes in the presence of growth hormone have mitogenic function, while in front of insulin spikes generated by beta cells of the islet of langerhans (pancreas) they trigger an anabolic metabolic pathway, where it seeks to protect glucose as a reserve and generate a decrease in blood glucose (blood glucose values).

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