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Glucose Sensing Neurons,However, glucose sensing neurons stand out as prime candidates which enable the brain to sense and respond to changing glucose levels. These neurons are located in key brain regions involved in the regulation of glucose and energy homeostasis. They are also located in the periphery. Glucose sensing