Evidence at the Scene
This female is the victim.
Who is Anna Garcia?
The hormone Type 1 Diabetics do not produce.
What is insulin?
The four biomolecules
What are Carbohydrates, Nucleic Acids, Proteins and Lipids?
The name of the sugar in DNA.
What is deoxyribose?
The complication that "causes" all other complications.
What is hypertension? (high blood pressure)
This blood type was found at the scene.
What is Type B?
The type of diabetes that is genetic.
What is both Type 1 and Type 2?
The two biomolecules Anna consumed too much of.
What are Carbs and Lipids?
The three parts of a nucleotide.
What is phosphate, sugar and nitrogenous base?
This complication causes numbing or weakness in the extremities.
What is Neuropathy?
What is 45cm?
The three tell-tale signs of an diagnosed diabetic.
What is rapid weight loss, frequent urination and thirstiness?
The biomolecule that stores energy.
Chargaff's rules.
What is A always pairs with T, G always pairs with C?
This complication affects the digestive system.
What is Gastroparesis?
These people were potential suspects.
The name of the glucose transporter.
The biomolecule found in cereal, grain and candy.
What is Carbohydrate?
The bonds holding together the bases of DNA.
What are hydrogen bonds?
These two complications can cause blindness.
Piece of evidence at the crime scene relating to Anna's diabetes.
What is a syringe?
The test used to determine what type of diabetes one has.
What is Insulin Level Testing?
The elements that are in all 4 biomolecules.
What is carbon, hydrogen and oxygen?
The four bases of DNA.
This complication is a build up of a fatty acid byproduct in the blood.
What is Ketoacidosis?