Biochemistry
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The likelihood of being affected by Type 1 diabetes are highest in:
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Obese individuals with a
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individuals on a high sugar diet.
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chain smokers.
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individuals with a genetic variant in an HLA region infected by coxsackievirus B.
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Obese individuals infected by coxsackievirus B.
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