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GLUCOSE AND HEMOGLOBIN A₁C
Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston
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Glucose is a crucial energy source for the body, regulated by insulin and glucagon. The document elaborates on the biochemical processes that govern glucose levels and the importance of HbA₁c as a marker for long-term glucose control in diabetes management. It also details various laboratory methods for measuring glucose and HbA₁c, highlighting their accuracy and potential interferences.
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