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Insulin Receptors Type Diabetes No/Fewer Faulty/Abnormal Cells Responsive

Front What happens in type 2 diabetes?
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- no/fewer insulin receptors or faulty/abnormal insulin receptors on cells
- insulin receptors less responsive to insulin
- blood glucose concentration remains high

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