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The question that is given over here it consists of two different parts.
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We have to answer each and every part.
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The first part of the question is that in type 1 diabetes melitus, decrease in intracellular concentration of glucose, it acts as a signal that triggers the release of glucocon from the pantheos, then we have to describe what effect and increase in concentration of glucose will have on the concentration of glucose, or the free fatty acids and glay.
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The type of diabetes miletus is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune systems it attacks and destroys the beta pancreatic cells.
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It is responsible for the production of insulin.
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Insulin increases the glucose upclosed by the cells.
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That is it increases the intracemolar concentration of glucose via the glut.
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4 glucose transporters.
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Since the type 1 diabetes monitors, there is no insulin produced, the cells, they start experiencing a deficiency of glucose and it triggers the release of nicogon from the alpha pancreatic cells...