Neonatal porcine islets as a possible source of tissue for humans and microencapsulation improves the metabolic response of islet graft posttransplantation.

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(Journal Article): Neonatal porcine islets as a possible source of tissue for humans and microencapsulation improves the metabolic response of islet graft posttransplantation.

Korbutt GS, Ao Z, Flashner M, Rajotte RV (Surgical-Medical Research Institute, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.)

IN: Ann NY Acad Sci 1997; 831:294-303
Impact Factor(s) of Ann NY Acad Sci: 1.789 (2004), 1.892 (2003), 1.682 (2002), 1.593 (2001)

TYPE OF PUBLICATION: Original article

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