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1{{Infobox compound1{{Infobox compound
2| name = Glucagon2| name = Glucagon
+3| subtitle = Pancreatic hormone
3| image = peptide-chain.svg4| image = peptide-chain.svg
4| Source = Pancreatic islet alpha cell5| Source = Pancreatic islet alpha cell
10| Monoisotopic mass = ≈3,483 Da11| Monoisotopic mass = ≈3,483 Da
11| Plasma half-life = 4–6 minutes12| Plasma half-life = 4–6 minutes
+13<!-- Principal actions -->
+14| Liver = Glycogenolysis, gluconeogenesis
+15| Adipose = Lipolysis
+16| Whole body = Increased energy expenditure
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13{{hatnote|For the precursor from which glucagon is derived, see [[Proglucagon]].}}18{{hatnote|For the precursor from which glucagon is derived, see [[Proglucagon]].}}
28== Receptor and signalling ==33== Receptor and signalling ==
29The glucagon receptor is a class B GPCR with the same two-domain architecture as the [[GLP-1 receptor]] and roughly 45% sequence identity to it in the transmembrane region. It couples principally to G<sub>s</sub>; hepatic cAMP activates protein kinase A, which phosphorylates glycogen phosphorylase kinase and the transcriptional machinery driving gluconeogenic gene expression.{{r|sandoval2015}}34The glucagon receptor is a class B GPCR with the same two-domain architecture as the [[GLP-1 receptor]] and roughly 45% sequence identity to it in the transmembrane region. It couples principally to G<sub>s</sub>; hepatic cAMP activates protein kinase A, which phosphorylates glycogen phosphorylase kinase and the transcriptional machinery driving gluconeogenic gene expression.{{r|sandoval2015}}
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+36The receptor relatedness is what makes multi-receptor agonism chemically tractable, and it also makes selectivity a design constraint rather than a given: an unmodified glucagon analogue has appreciable activity at the GLP-1 receptor and vice versa. Reported potency ratios for the multi-receptor peptides are assay-dependent and should be compared only within a single publication's system.{{r|coskun2022}}
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31== References ==38== References ==