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Haya94

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People with type 1 diabetes have ____.
 A) slow translocation of GLUT4 receptors from the Golgi body
  B) lack of mRNA synthesis for GLUT4 receptors in adipocytes or myocytes
  C) increased glycogenesis in myocytes after a meal
  D) below-normal glucokinase activity because of low insulin levels

Question 2

Glycemic load considers the ____ in the food.
 A) protein and carbohydrate content
  B) fat and carbohydrate content
  C) fat to carbohydrate ratio
  D) quantity and quality of carbohydrate



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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