All parts of the body require insulin to acquire glucose for energy except for the
lining of the intestine, the kidneys, the liver, and which other two body parts?
the pancreas and the spinal cord
the brain and red blood cells
bile and the stomach
white blood cells and bones

Insulin refer to a peptide hormone which is secreted by beta cells of the pancreatic islets. It is the major anabolic hormone of the body because it helps to regulates the metabolism of carbohydrates, fats and protein enhancing that glucose is absorbed from the blood into liver, fat and skeletal muscle cells.

Therefore, The brain and the red blood cells does not require insulin because it does not have GLUT 4 to import glucose but have another transporter that does not depend on insulin.

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All parts of the body require insulin to acquire glucose for energy except for the lining of the intestine, the kidneys, the liver, and which other two body parts? the pancreas and the spinal cord the brain and red blood cells bile and the stomach white blood cells and bones

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All parts of the body require insulin to acquire glucose for energy except for the
lining of the intestine, the kidneys, the liver, and which other two body parts?
the pancreas and the spinal cord
the brain and red blood cells
bile and the stomach
white blood cells and bones