(06.02 MC) Joe and Ted are both suffering from a hereditary disease, as described in the following table.
Description of Disease
Patient
Description
Joe High blood glucose levels, low insulin levels detected in blood
Ted The red blood cells become curved to lower the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood
Which disease(s) are Joe and Ted suffering from? (3 points)
оа
Both are suffering from type 1 diabetes.
Oь
Both are suffering from sickle cell anemia.
Ос
Joe is suffering from sickle cell anemia and Ted from type 1 diabetes.
Od
Joe is suffering from type 1 diabetes and Ted
sickle cell anemia.

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