diabetes

• blood glucose concentration can effect the amount of osmosis taking place in and out of our body
• water leaves our cells via osmosis
• if too much water leaves, our cells become flacid.
• flacid


  when too much water leaves the cells, wich leaded to jobs like the cytoplasm.
• if the cells hold to much water and the concentration of water is too high, the cells burst.
• when glucose leaves are too high the pancreas produces insulin
• insulin produces glucose that makes glycogen that is stored in the liver and muscles
• insulin and glucagon are hormones
• someone who has type 2 diabetes can still produce insulin however the no longer respond to the insulin. glucose is not made wich mean there is not glycogen so the blood concentration remains high
• the blood glucose remains within a small limit in type 2 diabetes