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Insulin is an important [[hormone]] in human sugar metabolism. It is formed in the beta cells of the pancreas ([[pancreas]]). The arrangement of these cells in groups diffusely scattered throughout the gland is reminiscent of islands under the microscope. Most frequently, the approximately 1 million islands are to be found in the rear part (pancreas-tail).
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Insulin is an important [[Hormon/en|hormone]] in human sugar metabolism. It is formed in the beta cells of the pancreas ([[Bauchspeicheldrüse/en|pancreas]]). The arrangement of these cells in groups diffusely scattered throughout the gland is reminiscent of islands under the microscope. Most frequently, the approximately 1 million islands are to be found in the rear part (pancreas-tail).

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Insulin ist ein wichtiges [[Hormon]] im menschlichen Zuckerstoffwechsel. Gebildet wird es in den Betazellen der Bauchspeicheldrüse ([[Pankreas]]). Die Anordnung dieser Zellen in Gruppen, die diffus verstreut in der gesamten Drüse zu finden sind, erinnert unter dem Mikroskop, an Inseln. Am häufigsten sind die etwa 1 Million Inseln im hinteren Teil (Pankreasschwanz) zu finden.
ÜbersetzungInsulin is an important [[Hormon/en|hormone]] in human sugar metabolism. It is formed in the beta cells of the pancreas ([[Bauchspeicheldrüse/en|pancreas]]). The arrangement of these cells in groups diffusely scattered throughout the gland is reminiscent of islands under the microscope. Most frequently, the approximately 1 million islands are to be found in the rear part (pancreas-tail).

Insulin is an important hormone in human sugar metabolism. It is formed in the beta cells of the pancreas (pancreas). The arrangement of these cells in groups diffusely scattered throughout the gland is reminiscent of islands under the microscope. Most frequently, the approximately 1 million islands are to be found in the rear part (pancreas-tail).