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1 Beginning of the chapter Diabetes and genetics (Diabetes Sensor) 41

2 DIABETES SENSOR Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 DIABETES SENSOR

3 Blood sugar regulation INTESTINE LIVER GLU DIABETES SENSOR

4 GLU INTESTINE GLU Blood sugar regulation DIABETES SENSOR LIVER

5 GLU INTESTINE GLU INSULIN GLU Blood sugar regulation DIABETES SENSOR

6 INTESTINE LIVER GLU Blood sugar regulation DIABETES SENSOR

7 INTESTINE LIVER GLU GLUCAGON GLU GLUCAGON GLU Blood sugar regulation DIABETES SENSOR

8 Diabetes Mellitus type 2 Type 2 diabetes: Poor control of the blood sugar DIABETES SENSOR

9 GLU INTESTINE LIVER GLU Diabetes Mellitus type 2 DIABETES SENSOR

10 GLU INTESTINE LIVER GLU INSULIN GLU Diabetes Mellitus type 2 DIABETES SENSOR

11 GLU INTESTINE LIVER GLU Blood sugar too high! GLU Diabetes Mellitus type 2 DIABETES SENSOR

12 Type 2 diabetes DIABETES SENSOR

13 Type 2 diabetes DIABETES SENSOR

14 Type 2 diabetes DIABETES SENSOR

15 Type 2 diabetes DIABETES SENSOR

16 Type 2 diabetes DIABETES SENSOR

17 Type 2 diabetes DIABETES SENSOR

18 End of the chapter Diabetes and genetics (Diabetes Sensor) 41

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