After overnight fasting, levels of Glucose transporters are reduced in: (A) Brain cells, (B) Hepatocytes, (C) Adipocytes, (D) RBCs
Answer is C. Overnight fasting causes insulin levels to fall. This decreases the number of glucose transporters which are insulin dependent.
Insulin-dependent glucose transporters are GLUT-4, present in adipocytes, skeletal and cardiac muscles. Rest of the glucose transporters are not insulin dependent.