Diabetes mellitus can be caused by a form of autoimmune disease that attacks

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Diabetes mellitus can be caused by a form of autoimmune disease that attacks

Diabetes mellitus can be caused by a form of autoimmune disease that attacks
A) beta cells of the pancreas, which destroys insulin production.
B) insulin receptors, preventing insulin from acting on cells.
C) alpha cells of the pancreas, which destroys insulin production.
D) GLUT4 proteins as they insert into the membrane.
E) the exocrine portion of the pancreas.

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