Answer:
Diabetes in general share a common fault, where the body is not responding well or is deficient in insulin. where in type one where there is absolute absence of insulin, in type two the insulin may be normal or even raised sometimes but the body is not well reacting to insulin. there are deferent clinical points separating type one from two, like younger ages for one, ketosis (a complication of diabetes in which fat is broken down to replace energy instead of carbohydrates) is linked to type one. obesity is also a point of deference its linked to type two usually. concerning lab, level of insulin may be a deferential point between both.