Diabetes Mellitus

Chronic hyperglycemia caused by abnormalities in insulin secretion, insulin action, or both characterises the group of metabolic illnesses known as diabetes mellitus. Because insulin is important as an anabolic hormone, there are metabolic irregularities in carbs, lipids, and proteins. These metabolic abnormalities are brought on by insufficient insulin levels to produce an adequate response and/or insulin resistance of the target tissues, primarily the skeletal muscles, adipose tissue, and to a lesser extent, the liver, at the level of insulin receptors, signal transduction system, and/or effector enzymes or genes. The kind and length of diabetes determine how severe the symptoms are.

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Conclusion

The pandemic of the century is diabetes mellitus, and the disease's prevalence will increase unless early-stage diagnostic procedures are used. This review concentrates on the different forms of diabetes and the efficient diagnostic techniques and standards to be applied for the diagnosis of diabetes and pre diabetes. It is clear that a vast number of genes are involved in the development of diabetes, making it a complex disease. The accurate identification of the genetic causes of diabetes may be a crucial tool to enhance genetic counselling, patient-specific medication, and diagnosis.