- 24 Two Different Types Of Cells That Both Express The Same Receptor Protein One That Is Activated By A Particular Horm 1 (67.96 KiB) Viewed 50 times
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24. Two different types of cells that both express the same receptor protein, one that is activated by a particular hormone, will have the same response when the hormone is released. 25. If two people, one who is non-Diabetic and the other with Type 2 Diabetes, both eat the same meal at the same time, you would expect blood insulin levels to remain higher for longer in the person with Diabetes than in the non-Diabetic person. (Assume the person with diabetes is not actively treating their disease symptoms with any medication.) 26. You would expect to find higher levels of stored glycogen (animal starch) in the liver cells of a person with Type 2 Diabetes than you would in a non-Diabetic person. (Assume the person with diabetes is not actively treating their disease symptoms with any medication.)