Who Coined The Term "Insulin"?
Name the person who named this hormone "Insulin" and why?
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Insulin was discovered in the year 1869 by a Berlin medical student Paul Langerhans. It was called Little heaps of cells at its discovery. It was named by Dr. Frederick Banting and his team during the year 1921-1922. The name is derived from its initial name. For reference see the link below:
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