Question 10 · LEK · Diabetology
A type of monogenic diabetes characterized by autosomal dominant inheritance and constantly elevated fasting glycemia which generally does not require pharmacological treatment is:
- A. Wolfram syndrome.
- B. DEND syndrome.
- C. MODY2 diabetes.
- D. MODY3 diabetes.
- E. MODY5 diabetes.
Hint
Identify the MODY subtype in which the beta-cell glucose sensor is reset to a slightly higher level rather than progressively failing.
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