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Intrathymic islet transplantation in the canine: I. histological and functional evidence of autologous intrathymic islet engraftment and survival in pancreatectomized …

Levy et al., 2002

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16238990479496862696
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Levy M
Ketchum R
Tomaszewski J
Naji A
Barker C
Brayman K
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Transplantation

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Background. Although an attractive alternative to daily insulin therapy, allogeneic pancreatic islet transplantation has yielded suboptimal results in clinical trials, in contrast to islet allotransplantation in animal models, which have demonstrated consistent success. The …
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