vivendi (france) 0.04 -99.06 37.20 -55.73 12.55 -3.29 rolls-royce (uk) 0.04 -97.53 48.30 -37.67 11.77 -12.11 lagardere (france) 0.04 -95.34 59.98 -18.85 7.72 -38.69 michelin (france) 0.04 -82.52 60.60 -15.51 8.90 -10.56 vodafone (uk) 0.04 -71.62 27.63 11.52 16.71 -28.88 national grid (uk) 0.04 -20.64 57.40 14.46 8.98 -12.96
Glucose is important to the body cecause it helps the reporduction of cells, coposition of proteins and nucleic acids foundin all cells.
It provides the 'fuel' for respiration in mitochondria which generates ATP, the energy source for all cell processes. Without a sufficient supply of glucose, cells quickly start to 'shut down' processes. It is therefore important to regulate the supply of glucose in the blood.Brain cells are particularly sensitive to low glucose levels. Blood glucose levels rise after a meal, as digested food is absorbed in the small intestine, and fall between meals as glucose is used by the cells of the body.t provides the 'fuel' for respiration in mitochondria which generates ATP, the energy source for all cell processes. Without a sufficient supply of glucose, cells quickly start to 'shut down' processes. It is therefore important to regulate the supply of glucose in the blood.