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Human Regular Insulin

Discussion in 'Type 1 Diabetes' started by candi-girl, Feb 22, 2020.

  1. candi-girl

    candi-girl Type 1 · Well-Known Member

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    Hi

    can anybody tell me if regular human insulin (Actrapid) as an example is the same as the stuff humans actually make? I mean molecule wise as I know they do things to it to make the rapid and basal insulins.

    curious!
    Thank you
     
    #1 candi-girl, Feb 22, 2020 at 5:02 PM
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