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S??cr??tion d'insuline chez une personne diab??tique de type 2. Le diabA?te de type 2 (ou non insulino-d??pendant) est une forme de diabA?te sucr?? affectant principalement des adultes de plus de 40 ans. Du fait d'une alimentation trop riche en graisses, le m??tabolisme du glucose est trA?s perturb??. Les cellules musculaires r??pondent moins bien ?. l'action de l'insuline, qui est charg??e de leur signaler de laisser entrer du glucose pour faire diminuer la glyc??mie (taux de sucre dans le sang). L'ingestion d'un aliment sucr?? cause une augmentation de la glyc??mie (glucose en bleu). Cela provoque la s??cr??tion d'insuline (en jaune) par le pancr??as, qui est envoy??e vers les diff??rents organes du corps pour stimuler l'utilisation du glucose, principalement vers les muscles et le foie. Ainsi, le glucose sera soit transform?? en glycogA?ne (en vert) pour A?tre stock?? dans le foie et les muscles, soit utilis?? par les autres organes. Cela fera alors baisser le taux de glucose sanguin. Chez le patient diab??tique de type 2, souvent en surpoids, la s??cr??tion d'insuline par le pancr??as est insuffisante pour couvrir les besoins ; le taux de glucose sanguin reste donc ??lev?? malgr?? la production d'insuline par son pancr??as. Cf. images 8814106 pour le m??tabolisme du glucose chez un individu non diab??tique, 8813706 pour le diabA?te de type 1, 8810906 pour le diabA?te de type 2 sur une silhouette masculine. Secretion of insulin on a person with diabetes type 2. Diabetes type 2 (or non-insulin-dependent) is a form of diabetes mellitus affecting mainly adults over 40 due to a food too rich in fat, the metabolism of glucose is very perturbated. The muscle cells do not respond normally to the action of insulin, that is responsible for indicating them to let glucose enter to make glycemia decrease (rate of sugar in the blood). The ingestion of a sweetened aliment causes an increase of glycemia (glucose in blue). This provoks the secretion of insulin (in yellow) by the pancreas, that is sent to different organs of the body to stimulate the use of glucose, mainly towards the muscles and the spleen. Thereby, glucose will be either transformed into glycogen (in green) to be stocked in the liver and the muscles, or either used by the other organs. This will then make the rate of blood sugar decrease. On the patient with diabetes type 2, often in overweight, the secretion of insulin by the pancreas is insufficient to cover the needs ; so the rate of blood sugar remains high despite the production of insulin by his pancreas. See. images 8814106 for the metabolism of glucose on a non-diabetic individual, 8813706 for the diabetes type 1 and 8810906 for the diabetes type 2 on a masculine silhouette.

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created date 2009-12-13

credit EAST NEWS

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original transmission reference 8810806

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