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research have been able to target a genetic mutation that cause type 1 diabetes. In the future, they may be able to cut out the gene and a put new in.
2. Does this mutation account for all type 1 duabetes
3. Would they only be able to help the embryos who are being made or would they be able to help naturally made children?

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You can look for glucose in your pee if you are unsure if you have diabetes. If you do have type diabetes mostly type 2 you take a blood glucose levels tests at least once a day

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1. What happens if a insulin injection is to late or to early.
2. What happens if a type 2 diabetic does not change their diet or take their medication

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Type 1 diabetes develops before 20 and doesn't produce insulin and inject themselves with insulin. Type 2 develops after 40 and makes reduced amounts of insulin.

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1. How does insulin work on human
2. Could you can get diabetes from going to a chicken slaughtering house?
It is made by genetically-engineered microbes. They produce human insulin in a pure form that is less likely to cause allergic reactions.

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Fred Banting and Charles Best discovered insulin and treated it in 1921. They were building off of other scientists research to make new ideas and experiments. Early autopsies show the pancreas not doing its job and dying out. Physicians found out that diabetes was from a chemical not producing. The men used 10 dogs to test this research and they have saved so many people from dying.

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With type 1 diabetes the patient needs insulin at specific times to manage their glucose levels. Type 2 diabetes the patient needs to eat healthy, exercise and take medication.

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1. How often should they get their blood glucose levels tested?
2. What does glucose look like?

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- Does type 2 have some effects as type 1?
- How does diabetes effect the rest of their bodies?

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Diabetes is when the body cannot regulate the amount of glucose (sugar)  in the blood.
1. What are the odds of developing diabetes
2. How long can you surive with diabetes without having insulin?
3. At what age do most people develope diabetes?

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What is insulin made up of?
How did they find insulin in the body?
What happens if the insulin fails to work?

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Questions we still have.

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